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Text:Over My Head
Tune:[Over my head I see music in the air]
Arranger:Kenneth Morris

488. Over My Head

Refrain:
Over my head I see trouble in the air,
Over my head I see trouble in the air,
Over my head I see trouble in the air,
There must be a God somewhere.

1 Over my head I see music in the air,
Over my head I see music in the air,
Over my head I see music in the air,
There must be a God somewhere. [Refrain]

2 Over my head I see color in the air,
Over my head I see color in the air,
Over my head I see color in the air,
There must be a God somewhere. [Refrain]

3 Over my head I see glory in the air,
Over my head I see glory in the air,
Over my head I see glory in the air,
There must be a God somewhere. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Over my head I see music in the air
Title: Over My Head
Refrain First Line: Over my head I see trouble in the air
Language: English
Publication Date: 2001
Topic: Choir Selections; God: His Faithfulness; Spirituals (1 more...)
Source: African-American spiritual
Tune Information
Name: [Over my head I see music in the air]
Arranger: Kenneth Morris
Key: G Major
Source: African-American spiritual
Copyright: Arr. © 1944 Martin and Morris



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