I will lift up mine eyes unto the mountains
From whence shall my help come?
Shall my help come?
Shall my help come?
Shall my help come?
I will lift up mine eyes unto the mountains
From whence shall my help come?
Shall my help come?
Shall my help come?
Shall my help come?
My help cometh from Jehovah
Who made heaven and earth
My help cometh from Jehovah
Who made heaven and earth
From this time forth and forever more
He will keep thy soul
From this time forth and forever more
He will keep thy soul
高く聳える山を見上げながら、どこから救いが来るか思い出そう。
全てを造り、遠い空までも、主の御業と私は祈る。
高く聳える山を見上げながら、
どこから救いが来るか思い出そう。
全てを造り、
遠い空までも、
主の御業と私は祈る。
Amen
Forever in Your arms, forever You hold me
Your loving hand is guiding me
Through morning fears, through my midnight tears
You guard my soul and carry me on, Lord
Amen
Forever in Your arms, forever You hold me
Your loving hand is guiding me
Through morning fears, through my midnight tears
You guard my soul and carry me on, Lord
Amen
とこしえにとこしえに、守られている。
朝の不安も夜の寂しさも、
命の先へと見守られている。
朝の不安も夜の寂しさも、命の先へと。
Amen
- Lyricist
Miwa Yukali
- Composer
Hisatsugu Noto
- Producer
Hisatsugu Noto
- Recording Engineer
Hisatsugu Noto
- Mixing Engineer
Hisatsugu Noto
- Mastering Engineer
Hisatsugu Noto
- Bass Guitar
Kenta Horiki
- Keyboards
Hisatsugu Noto
- Vocals
The BLISS
- Background Vocals
The BLISS
- Piano
Hisatsugu Noto
- Organ
Hisatsugu Noto
- Programming
Hisatsugu Noto
- Choir
Hisatsugu Noto, Miyabi Noto, Kanaka Noto, Tamaki Noto, The BLISS
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Psalm 121
The BLISS
The third release by the Japanese mixed-gender gospel chorus group The BLISS, "Psalm 121", is, as its title suggests, a work inspired by a passage from the Old Testament. The song was written and arranged by Hisatsugu Noto, known for works such as SMAP's "Fly", Crystal Kay's "Tears", and Songs for Philosophy no Dance. In addition, bassist Kenta Horiki, who is active in Japan's gospel scene, joins as a guest performer.
Structured in three parts, the piece traces a journey backward through time as it unfolds, moving from alternative and contemporary gospel-represented by groups like the Sunday Service Choir-toward vintage gospel styles of the 1970s to 1990s, offering praise against a backdrop of these evolving styles and sonic elements.
With five new members, the group takes on a renewed formation, incorporating a youth choir and embracing new challenges through shifting expressions that include solos, duets, and full choir performances.
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The BLISS
A group formed with the desire to deliver -The BLISS = Supreme Joy- anywhere through gospel singing. The members have long histories in music and gospel, and their harmonies are filled with passion. By uniting and shining through their individual talents, they hope to share this joy with as many hearts as possible.
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