240413 God Alone



 God Alone


No one can fill the hole in you
Except God Alone
No one can love you through and through
Like God Alone
No one can give true peace and rest
But God Alone 
No one can see you through each test
Like God Alone

No one can know your every care
But God Alone 
No one's literally everywhere 
Except God Alone 
No one sees everything you do
But God Alone 
No one sees all that's good in you
Like God Alone 

No one can find you when you roam
Like God Alone 
No other God sits on the throne 
But God Alone 

No one can be as trustworthy 
As God Alone 
No one can truly set you free
Just God Alone 

No one keeps you completely safe
Like God Alone 
For he is your true hiding place 
That's God Alone 

More powerful than a cyclone 
Is God Alone 
Way more important than your phone
Our God Alone 

No one as pure as driven snow
Just God Alone 
No one knows all there is to know
But God Alone 

The one who made woman and man
Is God Alone 
No other is the Great I Am
Just God Alone 

No one is always fair and just
But God Alone 
There's none we can completely trust
Like God Alone 

Through no one can we conquer death 
But God Alone 
No one's our key to happiness 
Just God Alone 

No one do I put my faith in
Like God Alone 
No one forgives my every sin
But God Alone 
And when I'm feeling all alone
It's God's own light that leads me home
To God Alone my praises bring
My Lord of Lord  and King of Kings

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