You deserve the glory tonic solfa

Common Key Used

The song is most commonly sung in C major, which is beginner-friendly because it has no sharps or flats.

Key reference in C major:

• d = C
• r = D
• m = E
• f = F
• s = G
• l = A
• t = B
• d’ = High C

Understanding these syllables allows you to transpose the song to any key while maintaining the solfa structure.

You deserve the glory Tonic Solfa

Here is the tonic solfa for the main parts of the song. Suitable for choir use, solfa reading practice, or individual training.

Line 1

You  de – serve   the   glo – ry

 m  s    s   m s m

Line 2

And   the   ho  –  nour

 m       s     s f        m 

Line 3

Lord  we  lift  our   hand

  m      s    s    f        f 

Line 4

In   wor – ship

m   m r     r

Line 5

As  we  lift  your  ho -ly  name

 r   m      f      m       f    s      s

Repeat Line 1 to 5 again before singing the chorus

Line 6

For   you   are   great

 s        d^I      t        d^I

d^I stands for higher octave “d“.

Line 7

You  do  mi – ra – cles  so  great

t      d^I     r^I   d^I    t      d^I      d^I

d^I and r^I stands for higher octave “d“ and “r“.

Line 8

There is  no  one  else  like  you

  t     d^I   r^I     d^I    t       d^I      l     

d^I and r^I stands for higher octave “d“ and “r“.

Line 9

There is  no  one  else  like  you

    l     t   d^I     t       l       t^I     s 

d^I and t^I stands for higher octave “d“ and “t“.

Line 10

For   you   are   great

 s        d^I      t        d^I

d^I stands for higher octave “d“.

Line 11

You  do  mi – ra – cles  so  great

t      d^I     r^I   d^I    t      d^I     d^I

d^I and r^I stands for higher octave “d“ and “r“.

Line 12

There is  no  one  else  like  you

  t     d^I   r^I      d^I    t       d^I      l      

d^I and r^I stands for higher octave “d“ and “r“.

Line 13

There is  no  one  else  like  you

    l     t   d^I      t       l        t^I     d  

d^I and t^I stands for higher octave “d“ and “t“.