Let Everything That Has Breath
Hazell Dean · Other Songs - Hazell Dean
Praise You in the evening
When I'm young and when I'm old
Praise You when I'm laughing
Praise You when I'm grieving
In every season of the soul
If we could see how much You're worth
Your power, Your might, Your endless love
Then surely we would never cease to praise You
CHORUS
Let everything that
Everything that
Let everything that has breath praise the Lord
Let everything that
Everything that
Let everything that has breath praise the Lord
Praise You in the heavens joining with the angels
Praising You forever and a day
Praiseing You on the earth now joining with creation
Calling all the nations to Your praise
If they could see how much You're worth
Your power, Your might, Your endless love
Then surely they would never cease to praise You
Let Everything That Has Breath
Hazell Dean's 'Let Everything That Has Breath' stands as a defining track of the 1970s English rock revival, blending bluesy instrumentation with a soulful vocal delivery that captured the era's burgeoning interest in American roots music. Released during a period when artists like The Yardbirds and The Animals were reinvigorating classic rock and roll, Dean's recording exemplifies the genre's emphasis on raw emotion and rhythmic drive. The song's enduring appeal lies in its ability to evoke the feeling of shared human experience, a theme central to her discography and the broader landscape of mid-century British rock. As a staple of her catalog, the track remains a testament to the power of straightforward, heartfelt performance in shaping the sound of an era.