A God wom an loves a lull a by in a (Dm)moth er’s tears in the dead of night are (Bb)bet ter than a hal le lu jah some times.
God of loves a drunk ard’s cry, the (Dm)sol dier’s plea not to let him die, (Bb)bet ter than a hal le lu jah some times.
(Dm)We pour out our (Bb)mis er ies, (F)God just hears a (C)mel o dy.
(Dm)Beau ti ful, the (Bb)mess we are; the (F)hon est cries of (C)break ing hearts
are bet ter than a hal le lu jah.
A God wom an hold ing on for life, in a (Dm)dy ing man giv ing up the fight, are (Bb)bet ter than a hal le lu jah some times.
Tears of shame for what’s been done, the (Dm)si lence when not the words won’t come, (Bb)are ter than a hal le lu jah some times.
(Dm)We pour out our (Bb)mis er ies, (F)God just hears a (C)mel o dy.
(Dm)Beau ti ful, the (Bb)mess we are; the (F)hon est cries of (C)break ing hearts
are bet ter than a hal le lu jah.
are bet ter than a hal le lu jah.
Bet ter than a church bell ring ing, bet ter than a choir sing ing (Gm7)out,
sing ing (Bb)out.
(Dm)We pour out our (Bb)mis er ies, (F)God just hears a (C)mel o dy.
(Dm)Beau ti ful, the (Bb)mess we are; the (F)hon est cries of (C)break ing hearts
are bet ter than a hal le lu jah.
are bet ter than a hal le lu jah.
Bet ter than a hal le lu jah.
This page shows “Better Than A Hallelujah” by Amy Grant in our color-coded kid songbook view — every note is colored by pitch (red C, orange D, yellow E, green F, blue G, purple A, pink B) and the lyrics sit directly under each note, so children can sing along while they play. The song is in the key of Bb at 100 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.