All the Nations of the Earth (Snow capped mountains, praise the Lord)

This is a hymn exhorting all of creation to praise God.

It was written by English folk-hymn writer Michael Cockett (b 1938) and first published in Hymns Old and New - A Hymnbook for the Irish Church in 1977.

The song is set to an un-named tune by Kevin Mayhew (b 1942) which has a 4/4 time-signature. In the key of G the first few notes are D D d d BG E

It is still available in some in-print hymnals, including Hymns Old and New Catholic Edition (2009), and the Celebration Hymnal for Everyone.

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Examples

Singers with backing track - with actions

Virtual choir with orchestral instruments

Children's choir with piano

Instrumental - piano, with words on-screen

Lyrics

The lyrics are copyright so cannot be reproduced here. But they are currently available on this website.

It has a four-line chorus which is repeated after every verse. The verses are also four lines long - the 2nd and 4th lines are just "alleluia". A rough outline is:

Chorus
All the nation of the earth,
Praise the lord who brings to birth
The greatest star the smallest flower,
Alleluia.

1 Let the heavens praise the Lord ...

2 Hills and valleys, praise the Lord ...

3 Deep sea water, praise the Lord ...

4 Roaring lion, praise the Lord ...

5 Kings and rulers (alt: Earthly monarchs), praise the lord

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All the Nations of the Earth- superimposed on a clip-art planet

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