Verse 1:

^AO wor -ship the King, all ^Dglo - rios a - ^Ebove, O ^Agrate - ful-ly sing His ^Epower and His ^Alove;

Our ^EShield and De -fend - er, the An - cient of Days, Pa -^Avil - ioned in splen-dor, and ^Egird -ed with ^Apraise.

Verse 2:

^AO tell of His might, O ^Dsing of His ^Egrace, Whose ^Arobe is the light, whose ^Ecan - o - py ^Aspace.

His ^Echar - iots of wrath the deep thun - der - clouds form, And ^Adark is His path on the ^Ewings of the ^Astorm.

Verse 3:

^AThy boun-ti - ful care, what ^Dtongue can re -^Ecite? It ^Abreathes in the air; it ^Eshines in the ^Alight;

It ^Estreams from the hills; it de - scends to the plain; And ^Asweet-ly dis -tils in the ^Edew and the ^Arain.

Verse 4:

^AFrail chil-dren of dust, and ^Dfee - ble as ^Efrail, In ^AThee do we trust, nor ^Efind Thee to ^Afail;

Thy ^Emer - cies how ten - der! how firm to the end! Our ^AMak - er, De - fend -er, Re - ^Edeem -er, and ^AFriend!

#2 from the 1940 Broadman Hymnal. 3/4 time. Simple chords that should coincide with what the piano is playing.

Hymn - O worship the king