Oh The Glory Of It All

David Crowder · Other Songs - David Crowder

At the start, He was there, He was there

In the end, He'll be there, He'll be there

And after all our hands have wrought, He forgives

Oh, the glory of it all is He came here

For the rescue of us all that we may live

For the glory of it all, for the glory of it all

All is lost, find Him there, find Him there

After night dawn is there, dawn is there

And after all falls apart, He repairs, He repairs

Oh, the glory of it all is He came here

For the rescue of us all that we may live

For the glory of it all, oh, He is here

With redemption from the fall that we may live

For the glory of it all, oh, the glory of it all

The glory of it all, oh, the glory of it all

And after night comes a light, dawn is here

Dawn is here, it's a new day, a new day

Oh, everything will change, things will never be the same

We will never be the same, we will never be the same

We will never be the same, we will never be the same

Oh, the glory of it all is You are here

For the rescue of us all that we may live

For the glory of it all, oh, You are here

With redemption for us all that we may live

For the glory of it all, oh, the glory of it all

The glory of it all, oh, the glory it all

Oh, everything will change, things will never be the same

We will never be the same, we will never be the same

We will never be the same, we will never be the same

We will never be the same, we will never be the same

Oh The Glory Of It All

David Crowder's 'Oh The Glory Of It All' stands as a defining anthem within the contemporary Christian music landscape. Known for blending traditional hymnody with modern rock sensibilities, Crowder crafted a sound that resonates deeply with congregations and listeners alike. This particular track captures the exuberant spirit of worship that characterizes much of his discography, emphasizing themes of divine majesty and communal praise. While often associated with his broader body of work from the early 2000s, the song remains a staple in live performances, showcasing Crowder's ability to write music that bridges generational divides. The recording reflects a commitment to uplifting melodies and lyrical depth, inviting audiences to engage with the profound sense of wonder inherent in the faith tradition. It serves as a testament to his enduring influence on modern worship music.