Hive Openmic Community week #278, An Original song titled "Together we bring thee worship" by @adyma

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Hello everyone, I'm @adyma, welcome to Hive Open Mic Community week #278 and I'm so glad to be a part of this week's activity. For this week, I will be doing an Original song titled "Together we bring thee worship" I was supposed to do this song with my friends but something came up that I had to sing alone.

The song “Together We Bring Thee Worship” is a heartfelt expression of gratitude, unity, and reverence toward God. The lyrics reflect a communal act of worship, emphasizing the importance of coming together as one body to honor and thank God for His countless blessings. The use of the word “together” at the beginning highlights the power of unity in worship. It suggests that giving thanks to God is not just a personal act but a collective offering from grateful people.

The song moves into personal and corporate reflection, recognizing that what God has done is “more than I can say.” This line expresses a deep sense of humility and acknowledgment that God’s blessings are so vast they cannot be fully captured in words. The references to “life” and “love” signify foundational gifts from God, and they are presented as reasons for unending gratitude.

The chorus focuses on God's attributes—mercy, kindness, and faithfulness. These divine qualities are portrayed as overwhelming and undeserved, leading to a response of profound thankfulness: “Oh Lord, we are so grateful.” The repetition reinforces the sincerity of the worship and the depth of appreciation. Overall, the song is a beautiful declaration of collective thankfulness, glorifying God for who He is and all He has done.

Song lyrics

Together we bring thee worship
Together we bring thee thanksgiving
For the things you've done for me is more than I can say
Oh Lord I'm grateful
The Life you've given unto us
The love you've shown upon us
Is more than we can say
Oh Lord we are grateful (2X)

Your mercy
Your kindness
Your faithfulness
Is more than we can say Oh Lord we are so grateful

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