Zach Williams: “Friend in High Places”
Zach Williams has returned with a powerful new single, “Friend in High Places.” Known for his soulful voice and heartfelt lyrics, Williams continues to touch the hearts of listeners with his authentic approach to faith and worship.
“Friend in High Places” is an uplifting anthem that speaks to the assurance and comfort found in a relationship with God. The song emphasizes the theme of divine friendship, highlighting how faith can provide strength during challenging times. Williams’ poignant lyrics encourage listeners to rely on God’s unwavering presence and support, reinforcing the idea that they are never alone in their struggles.
Zach Williams rose to prominence in the Christian music scene with his debut album, Chain Breaker, which featured hits like “Chain Breaker” and “Old Church Choir.” His music often draws from his personal experiences, including his journey of faith and redemption. Williams’ authenticity and passion for ministry have made him a beloved figure in contemporary Christian music.
“Friend in High Places” is a beautiful reminder of the comfort and assurance that come from a relationship with God. Zach Williams’ heartfelt delivery and the song’s uplifting message make it a perfect addition to any worship playlist. As he continues to inspire through his music, Williams encourages listeners to embrace the friendship and support of their faith.
Video: Zach Williams – Friend in High Places
Lyrics: Zach Williams – Friend in High Places
I’m a simple man
With dust on these cracked and calloused hands
I ain’t rich enough to buy myself a chance
Like everybody else
I got a twisted, broken story I could tell
Paved the road to hell with stones I laid myself
And I built it all too well
Well I know what I’ve done
And if judgment should come
I couldn’t face it
On my own
But the Savior stepped in
Saw the worst of my sin and just erased it
Guess you could say I’ve got a friend in high places
Yeah I’m livin proof
What a carpenter from Nazareth can do
How a hammer and a nail can make things new
And I don’t know why He cared
Enough to turn His head and hear my prayer
Leave Heaven when He could have just stayed there
It really don’t seem fair
No it don’t seem fair
Cause I know what I’ve done
And if judgment should come
I couldn’t face it
On my own
But the Savior stepped in
Saw the worst of my sin and just erased it
I guess you could say I’ve got a friend in high places
Yes I know what I’ve done
And if judgment should come
I couldn’t face it
On my own
But the Savior stepped in
Saw the worst of my sin and just erased it
I guess you could say I’ve got a friend in high places
If you need a friend
Who ain’t scared of what you’ve done or where you’ve been
Just open up the door and let Him in
If you need a friend
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