Lyrics
Chorus (x4)
Yes You're the Lord, Most High
Verse
Yes you are the Lord
Jehovah Shalom (Most High)
Yes you the Lord (Most High)
Yes You're the Lord
Yes You're, Yes You're (Most High)
Chorus
Yes You're the Lord, Most High
Yes are the most High (Most High)
Somebody say
Yes You're the Lord, Most High
You're are
Yes You're the Lord, Most High
Yes You're
Yes You're the Lord, Most High
Lift Him and say
Chorus (x4)
Yes You're the Lord, Most High
Bridge
Yes you're Elohim, Most High
Yes You're El Shaddai, the Most High
Yes You're the Lord, Most High
Video
Meaning & Inspiration
“Yes You Are the Lord Most High” by Denzel Prempeh is a short worship chant built on the repeated line “Yes You’re the Lord, Most High.” The leader calls “Somebody say” and “Lift Him and say,” and the congregation answers with the refrain, which gives it a call-and-response shape.
The lyric adds divine names: Jehovah Shalom, Elohim, and El Shaddai. Jehovah Shalom, “the Lord is peace,” comes from Judges 6:24, Elohim is the name used in Genesis 1:1, and El Shaddai, God Almighty, appears in Genesis 17:1. The title “Most High” is close to Psalm 91:1 and Psalm 83:18.
Because the words are few, the song leaves room for lifting hands and extended praise. Its message is the lordship and greatness of God, affirmed with a simple, repeated “Yes.”
Related Scripture
- Judges 6:24 The Lord is peace (Jehovah Shalom)
- Genesis 17:1 God Almighty (El Shaddai)
- Psalm 83:18 The Most High over all the earth