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Added Sep 29, 2025
Composer: Ogidi Chidiebere
Uploaded By: Choir PDFs
Format: Solfa
Language: English
Pages: 4 pages

Praise The Lord, O My Soul by Ogidi Chidiebere — Lyrics

Praise the Lord, O my Soul, praise the Lord O my Soul, and all that is within me praise His holy name, praise the Lord, O my Soul, praise the Lord, O my Soul, and all that is within me praise His holy name, praise the Lord, O my Soul, and forget not all His benefits; Praise the Lord, O my Soul, and forget not all His benefits, Praise the Lord, O my Soul: Praise the Lord, O my Soul, and forget not all His benefits. He watereth the hills, the hills from above, the earth is filled with the fruits of Thy works: He bringeth forth grass, forth grass for the cattle, and herb, green herb for the service of men, service of men.
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About Praise The Lord, O My Soul

"Praise The Lord, O My Soul" is a vibrant, multi-section anthem that draws its text directly from the Psalms. It opens with the familiar, stirring call of Psalm 103, urging the soul to bless the Lord and remember all His benefits. For a choir, this first movement is an exercise in joyful, rhythmic declaration, setting a tone of deep gratitude that resonates perfectly during harvest thanksgiving or festive celebrations.

As the piece unfolds, it shifts into a gentle, pastoral reflection on God's providence. The lyrics paint a picture of the earth filled with the fruits of His works—watering the hills and bringing forth grass for the cattle and green herb for the service of men. This middle section offers the choir a moment of lyrical storytelling before building back up to a bold, majestic tempo.

The anthem culminates in a grand finale declaring that the glorious majesty of the Lord shall endure forever. It finishes with an energetic, overlapping chorus of "Hallelujah" and "Amen," giving all the voice parts a chance to shine in a triumphant close. It is a wonderful choice for a choir looking to bring a classical, scriptural anthem to their congregation, especially during seasons of thanksgiving.