^GHow lovely ^Con the m^Dountains are the f^Ceet of h^Gim, who brings good n^Dews, good n^Gews. Announcing p^Ceace, procl^Daiming things of h^Cappin^Gess. Our God re^Digns, Our God re^Gigns.

Our God re^Cigns, our God re^Gigns, Our God r^Ceign^Ds, our God re^Gigns.

^GHe had no s^Ctately f^Dorm, He had ^Cno ma^Gjesty That we should ^Dbe drawn to H^Gim. He was despi^Csed and ^Dwe took no a^Cccount of ^GHim Our God re^Digns, Our God re^Gigns.

^GIt was our ^Csin and g^Duilt that bruised and ^Cwounded ^GHim It was our ^Dsin that br^Gought Him down When we like s^Cheep, had g^Done astray, our Sh^Cepherd ^Gcame And on His s^Dhoulders bore our s^Ghame

^GOut of the t^Comb He c^Dame with grace and m^Cajes^Gty. He is al^Dive, He's al^Give. God loves us ^Cso, see h^Dere His hands, His f^Ceet, His ^Gside. Yes we all ^Dknow, He's a^Glive!

He's a^Clive, He's a^Glive He's a^Cliv^De, He's al^Give.