Lyrics
May we never lose our wonder
May we never lose our wonder
Wide eyed and mystified
May we be just like a child
Staring at the beauty of our King
(Repeat x3)
Ooooh oh oh
Fill us with wonder
May we never lose our wonder
May we never lose our wonder
Wide eyed and mystified
May we be just like a child
Staring at the beauty of our King
Cause you are beautiful in all your ways
King of Kings
You are beautiful in all your ways
Ooooh
Cause you are beautiful in all your ways
Just close your eyes
Just close your eyes, you'll see him
You are beautiful in all your ways
Open the eyes of our heart to see you God
May we never lose our wonder
May we never lose our wonder
Wide eyed and mystified
May we be just like a child
Staring at the beauty of our King
(Repeat x2)
Cause you are beautiful in all your ways
Oh you are, yes you are
You are beautiful in all your ways
We give our lives to sing
Oooh oh oh
Cause you are beautiful in all your ways
Ooooooh
Cause you are beautiful in all your ways
Oooooooooooh
You fascinate me
You fascinate us
You fascinate us, with you are
You fascinate us
You fascinate us
You fascinate us with your love
You are beautiful
You are glorious
You are beautiful
Yes you are
You are beautiful
You are glorious
You are beautiful
You are beautiful in all your ways
You are beautiful in all your ways
May we never lose our wonder
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Wonder” is a prayer that worship will remain attentive, childlike, and amazed by the beauty of God. The recurring request not to lose wonder gives the song both tenderness and urgency. Its images of wide eyes, mystery, and a child looking upon the King describe faith as sustained attention rather than complete explanation. As the lyric develops, admiration becomes direct praise: God is called beautiful, glorious, and fascinating, while the desire to see him becomes a request for spiritual sight.
The prayer to open the eyes of the heart closely echoes Ephesians 1:18, where enlightened hearts are linked with knowing the hope of Gods call. The longing to gaze upon divine beauty also recalls Psalm 27:4, which centers on beholding the beauty of the Lord. Its childlike posture may further suggest Matthew 18:3, where Jesus points to the humility of a child. These connections suit the songs central concern: worship that does not become dull through familiarity, but continues to behold God with reverence, delight, and receptive faith.
Related Scripture
- Ephesians 1:18 Paul prays for the eyes of believers hearts to be enlightened.
- Psalm 27:4 The psalmist desires to gaze on the beauty of the Lord.
- Matthew 18:3 Jesus points to the humble posture of a child in describing life in his kingdom.