Woo oh, will you praise Him
Go on and praise Him
Won't you praise Him
Go on and praise Him
Give Him honor, give Him glory always, and always
Will you praise Haim when you praise Him
Your sorrows turn to yesterdays Will you praise Him while you adorn Him
Give Him honor, give Him praise
Speak of Him every, every day
Bring Him treasures from within
Give honor to God who created you from dirt and clay
Praise Him, praise Him always
Forever and ever and ever always.. . . .
Give honor to Him who's made it a brighter day
Give honor to the one whose hands molded the clay
He made the days
Will you praise Him will you praise Him
Your sorrows turn tomorrows futures brighter than they say
Praise Him
Give honor to God who created you from dirt and clay
Give honor to Him who's made it a brighter day
Praise Him, Praise Him forever and always
Praise Him
Give honor to Him whose made it a brighter day
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