A couple I remember from "Come and Praise" but haven't seen on here yet:
"Somebody Greater Than You or Me" - Carpenter, carpenter make me a tree/that's the work of somebody far greater than me,
Gardener, gardener make me a flower/ that's the work of somebody with far greater power.
I loved that one!
We also had "love will never come to an end", "I am planting my feet in the footsteps", "You can build a wall around you" - which was inspired by the Selfish Giant story, and "The Bell of Creation". The bell one was a real class favourite, I remember us choosing it as our "last hymn" in year 6- "Ring Bell, over the land/Ring bell, under the sea/The bell of creation is ringing forever/and all of the time, it is ringing in ME". I found it creepy!
In seniors we had a lot of "All Earth was dark, until You spoke", which was beautiful and a school favourite. We got a newer, happier clappier music master in year 9 who played a lot of Shine Jesus Shine" and "At the name of Jesus", both nice hymns but so done to death. I was quite relieved in UVI when the incoming chaplain banned "Shine Jesus Shine"! We had a loud, robust music master at that school, too. We had congregational practice on Saturday mornings, too get us ready for Sunday church and it was vigorous! I used to sit infront of the tenor & bass section in the choir and hearing them belt out "The battle hymn of the republic" was a great wake up!