Psalms from The Heart

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I wrote these down when I was at church listening to the worship songs and wanted to save them somewhere.

We will shine
With the divine
Worship his holy name

We will share
His brightest glare
Worship his holy name

Love is bright
In his light 
Worship his holy name

Time to find
His holy grind
Worship his holy name

There are stars
In his arms
Worship his holy name

When we look
With his book
We will be all the rave!

In all his love
We shine like a dove
Practice his holy game

There is no shame
With his fame
Forget your lonely pain

Heaven declares
Heveanly prayers
Love his holy name

Angels share
Heavenly fare
Woship his holy name 

Sing him a song 
The sound of gong
Make the world long

If you share 
His holy glare
He will bless your life!

He wants his son
To be the one
To glorify his holy name

If you find 
His mighty sign
He will pour out his love!

There are times
When we rhyme
Everything in its time!

He gives the words
To sing to birds
Loving his holy fame

If you climb
His holy shrine
You will find the time!

Let go of your
Forthright ploy
And let yourself decline

When you are gone 
He will turn on
Give up your silly mind

Crucified in Christ
Holiest vice
Worship his holy name 

Anytime you write
Download his bytes
There will be time today

I could go on
But its too long
Crave his holy name 







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