Hosana
Kirk Franklin · Other Songs - Kirk Franklin
The darkness gives way to the light for You
The price that you paid gives us life brand new
Hosanna, forever we worship You
Hosanna, forever we worship You
Hosanna, forever we worship You
For you are the joy that my soul longs for
The lamb that was slain for my sins and the One I adore
King of kings, Ruler of everything
Hosanna, forever we worship You
Hosanna, forever we worship You
Hosanna, forever we worship You
For Your patience and kindness
And favor and mercy and honor and glory
Because You are worthy
We can't live without You
We can't breathe without You
We can't sing without You
Hosanna, Hosanna
No greater love in this world but You
No one can compare to the things You do
Wherever You go, I will follow You
Hosanna, forever we worship You
Hosanna, forever we worship You
Someday, every tongue shall confess Your name
This house made of clay soon shall pass away
Whatever the test You will bring us through
Hosanna, forever we worship You
Hosanna, forever we worship You
Hosanna, forever we worship You
Hosanna, forever we worship You
Hosanna, forever
Hosanna, forever and ever and ever
Hosanna, we praise You
Hosanna, forever and ever and ever
Hosanna, forever
Hosanna, forever and ever and ever
Hosanna, forever
Hosanna, forever and ever and ever
And ever and ever and ever and ever
Hosanna, forever
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Hosana - Kirk Franklin
Kirk Franklin's 'Hosana' stands as a defining track within his expansive catalog of contemporary gospel and neo-soul music. Recorded during the early 2000s, the song exemplifies Franklin's signature ability to blend traditional church rhythms with modern R&B sensibilities. As a central piece in his discography, it showcases his mastery of vocal delivery and emotional depth, often serving as a staple in both secular and religious settings. The recording reflects the broader movement of the era where gospel artists successfully crossed over into mainstream pop and soul, influencing a generation of musicians who sought to honor spiritual roots while embracing contemporary production techniques. Franklin's work on this track remains a testament to his enduring impact on the genre.