Lord of Lords
v4
@William
Lord of Lords
v4
@William
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[Verse 1]
Dust on my shoes
Heart on the floor
Thought I was finished
Couldn’t run anymore
Then in the silence
You shattered the dark
Spoke in a whisper
Set fire to my heart
[Chorus]
You are the Lord of Lords
King above every throne
Over my fear
My wars
You stand
You stand alone
Name that the grave bowed for
Love that the cross restored
Jesus forever more
You are the Lord of Lords
[Verse 2]
I’ve chased my shadows
I’ve worn my pride
Built pretty kingdoms
That fell from inside
But when I call You
You answer my cry
Lifting my failures
Like smoke to the sky
[Chorus]
[Bridge]
[low vocal register] Over my past
Over my shame
Over the storm calling my name
Over the lies
Over the roar
Your word is final
Forever more
[full voice
Crescendo] Over the earth
Over my soul
Over it all
You hold it all
[Chorus]
Dust on my shoes
Heart on the floor
Thought I was finished
Couldn’t run anymore
Then in the silence
You shattered the dark
Spoke in a whisper
Set fire to my heart
[Chorus]
You are the Lord of Lords
King above every throne
Over my fear
My wars
You stand
You stand alone
Name that the grave bowed for
Love that the cross restored
Jesus forever more
You are the Lord of Lords
[Verse 2]
I’ve chased my shadows
I’ve worn my pride
Built pretty kingdoms
That fell from inside
But when I call You
You answer my cry
Lifting my failures
Like smoke to the sky
[Chorus]
[Bridge]
[low vocal register] Over my past
Over my shame
Over the storm calling my name
Over the lies
Over the roar
Your word is final
Forever more
[full voice
Crescendo] Over the earth
Over my soul
Over it all
You hold it all
[Chorus]
A zene stílusa
Anthemic modern worship ballad building from soft piano and pads into a huge, stadium-ready chorus with soaring electric guitars, tom-driven drums, and wide vocal stacks. Verses stay intimate and close-mic; chorus explodes with big reverb, crowd-style gang vocals, and a key-change lift on the final hook. Male vocals with a passionate, earnest delivery and dynamic ad-libs.
