Name: Psalm 139 (2022 Version)
Duration: P00H06M38S
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Psalm 139 (2022 Version)

by Gloria Fanchiang

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For chord chart, lead sheet, and/or usage permissions please email glofanmusic@gmail.com.

lyrics

Verse 1
O God, you’ve searched me and known me
You know when I sit and rise
You know my thoughts and all my ways
You know the words that I’ll say

Verse 2
Where shall I go from Your Spirit
Where shall I flee from you
You’re there if I ascend to heav’n
You’re there if I’m in the depths

Pre-Chorus
If darkness should cover me
And light becomes my night
Darkness isn’t dark to You
Darkness is as light

Chorus
You knit me in my mother’s womb
My frame was not hidden from you
All of my days you have ordained
Hallelujah I am fearfully made

You knit me in my mother’s womb
My frame was not hidden from you
All of my days you have ordained
Hallelujah I am fearfully and wonderfully made

Bridge
Your works are wonderful
My soul knows my soul knows

Verse 3
Search me O God and know me
Test me, know my anxious thoughts
See if there be any wicked way in me
And lead me forevermore

credits

released May 13, 2022
Words & Music - Gloria Fanchiang
© 2022, Yun Music, ASCAP
CCLI #7212947

Music Producer: Han Kim
Vocal Producer: Andy Delos Santos
Vocal Arranger: Gloria Fanchiang & Han Kim
Engineer/Mixer: Kyle Cassel
Mastering Engineer: Gene Paul at G&J Audio
Graphic Designer - Eric Tai
Cover art painting - “An Act of Brave Rebellion VII” by Jess Velarde

Musicians:
Gloria Fanchiang - Vocals
David Nguyen - Bass
Han Kim - Synth Keys
Hubert Shon - Guitar
Isaí Romero - Keys
Justin Thompson - Drums

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about

Gloria Fanchiang Los Angeles, California

Taiwanese-American singer/songwriter and worship leader with a passion to decolonize worship and help Asian American communities develop contextualized worship music and liturgy