Here I am to worship

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Here I am to worship
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Here I am to worship is a well known and popular gospel song by Chris Tomlin.

Here i am to worship by Chris Tomlin
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Hymns | Songs


Lyrics

Light of the world

You stepped down into darkness.

Opened my eyes, let me see.

Beauty that made this heart adore You

Hope of a life spent with You


Here I am to worship,

Here I am to bow down,

Here I am to say that You're my God

You're altogether lovely

Altogether worthy,

Altogether wonderful to me


King of all days

Oh, so highly exalted

Glorious in heaven above

Humbly You came

To the earth You created

All for love's sake became poor


Here I am to worship,

Here I am to bow down,

Here I am to say that You're my God

You're altogether lovely

Altogether worthy,

Altogether wonderful to me


I'll never know how much it cost

To see my sin upon that cross

I'll never know how much it cost

To see my sin upon that cross


Here I am to worship,

Here I am to bow down,

Here I am to say that You're my God

You're altogether lovely

Altogether worthy,

Altogether wonderful to me.



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