This poem celebrates the praise of God through song. It describes how all of creation, including the heavens, stars, oceans, and earthly elements, join in singing God's praise. It calls for everything on earth, like mountains, trees, animals, and people of all kinds to add their voices to the song. The poem portrays the song of praise to God as unending and inviting all people to join in the chorus forever.

1. Psalm 148 Hallelujah! Lynn Bauman, adapted by Linnea Good

2. Hallelujah! In truth all things sing you. T he very heights begin your song, O God. Heaven is a chorus of singing The sun, the moon and the vastness of the night sky join the song

3. Oceans of stars in infinite space, heaven upon heaven, star upon star add to the music!

4. Hallelujah! Let all things sing your song! Hallelujah! Let all things sing your song!

5. Each tongue in your great creation gives voice to the name of the One whose word brought it into being For your word is the first note of the song of our lives

6. The song of who we are and what we will become Your note lasts from age to age And we are alive!

7. Hallelujah! Let all things sing your song! Hallelujah! Let all things sing your song!

8. Let everything on earth, then, be a song Let lightning and hail, snow and fog, rain and raging storm be notes in a symphony under the conductor's hand

9. Sing, mountains and hills, fruit trees and cedars, wild beasts and winged birds! Sing, rulers of earth, men and women, children and grown-ups

10. Let us stand together in a chorus of song For each child of God is invited near, drawn to the centre of the singing Forever.

11. Hallelujah! Let all things sing your song! Hallelujah! Let all things sing your song!