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Added Sep 29, 2025
Composer: Cosmos Onyiba
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Format: Staff & Solfa
Language: English
Pages: 2 pages

For All We Thank You by Cosmos Onyiba — Lyrics

VERSE 1 Thank you Lord for everything you've given Thank you Lord for everything you do Thank you Lord for everything we've been through Thank you Lord for everything to come VERSE 2 Thank you Lord for all our friends and neighbours Thank you Lord for all our families Thank you Lord for all our woes and breakthroughs Thank you Lord for all our hopes renewed VERSE 3 Thank you Lord for all our aspirations Thank you Lord for guiding us all through
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About For All We Thank You

"For All We Thank You" is a bright, uplifting hymn of gratitude that invites the congregation to count their blessings. Written by Cosmos Onyiba, the piece moves with a joyful, steady rhythm, carrying a message of deep appreciation for God’s constant care. The melody is straightforward and accessible, making it an easy and natural song for a choir to lead and for the assembly to join in singing.

The verses are beautifully structured to cover every aspect of human life. The choir sings thanks not just for the obvious gifts—friends, family, and a new day—but also for the unseen deeds, the strength given during frailties, and the hope that follows our breakthroughs. It is a complete prayer of thanksgiving, acknowledging that God is present in our aspirations, our wounds, and everything we have been through. The refrain then gathers all these thoughts into a simple, unified response, praising God for His goodness, mercy, and the assurance of the future.

Because of its universal theme of gratitude, this song fits perfectly during the Offertory, as the people bring their gifts and their thanks to the altar. It also serves wonderfully as a Recessional hymn, sending the congregation out into the world with a renewed sense of joy and a thankful heart. It is a piece that leaves both the singers in the loft and the people in the pews feeling uplifted and grounded in faith.