Speak To The Mountains
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Speak To The Mountains
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Why would I worry
When giants come calling my name?
My God is so much bigger than troubles I face
Why would I hunger
For power or riches or fame?
My God is so much better than all of these things
I won’t be shaken
I won’t be moved
My God is faithful
His promise is true
So I speak to the mountains
Oh, it’s time to move
My God is bigger, better, stronger, greater than you
My enemies scatter
'Cause they know the battle is done
My God is stronger, the victory’s already won
He died for my ransom
And rose up on the third day
My God is greater than death, hell, and the grave
There’s no mountain too high
No valley too low
There’s no fear that I have
He doesn’t already know
There’s no problem too big
There’s no weapon too strong
There is nothing for God that’s impossible
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Who performs "Speak To The Mountains"?
Chris McClarney performs "Speak To The Mountains", and this lyric page sits inside the Chris McClarney catalog on LyroVerse.
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