From humble beginnings in 1982 as Britain’s first concert gospel choir to r… Read Full Bio ↴From humble beginnings in 1982 as Britain’s first concert gospel choir to recording singing at Wembley for the FA Cup Final, The London Community Gospel Choir have grown to be world-wide phenomenon.

Renowned for their funky gospel flair, swing-beat, RnB traditional and soulful arrangements, invigorating choreography and vocal gymnastics, this dynamic group have performed at Live 8, Glastonbury and on the soundtrack for the Disney Smash the Lion King.

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Glory Glory Hallelujah
London Community Gospel Choir Lyrics

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Glory hallelujah
Glory hallelujah
Glory hallelujah
Amen, amen
Glory hallelujah
Glory hallelujah
Glory hallelujah
Amen, amen

Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Amen, amen
Praise at him
Praise at him
Praise at him
Amen, amen
Hallelujah, hallelujah...
Amen, amen
Amen
Amen

Amen
Amen, amen

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to London Community Gospel Choir's song Glory Glory Hallelujah are a traditional gospel refrain that celebrates the glory and power of the Lord. The repetition of the phrase "Glory hallelujah" is significant because it represents the continuous praise and worship of God. The phrase "Amen, amen" at the end of each line furthers this sense of devotion and affirmation of faith. The call and response structure of the song, with the lead singer singing "Glory hallelujah" and the choir responding with "Amen, amen," creates a sense of community and shared worship among the listeners.

The phrase "Praise at him" in the second verse is a call to worship and a reminder to give thanks for all of God's blessings. The repetition of this line reinforces the importance of recognizing God's presence in all aspects of life. The final verse, consisting solely of the word "Amen," serves as a closing benediction and an affirmation of faith in God's power and presence.

Line by Line Meaning

Glory hallelujah
Praise and exaltation to God

Amen, amen
Let it be so

Hallelujah
Praise and rejoicing to God

Praise at him
Give Him praise and worship

Amen
So be it

Writer(s): Richard Simon Blaskey, John Roy Haywood, Bazil Meade Copyright: The Music And Media Partnership Ltd.

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