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Hallelujah by BarlowGirl cover art

BarlowGirl - Hallelujah Lyrics

Artist:
BarlowGirl

Lyrics

Verse 1
Mmmm my Baby, heaven sent You to me
All the world's been praying who will save but who am I
That here tonight, I hold the One who'll bring us life


Chorus 1
Hallelujah, we've been found
A Child is born, to save us now Jesus
Hallelujah light has come
A Savior who will set us free
The Promise for those who believe


Verse 2
Do you hear the angels
Sing for You my baby
Men and kings have come to
Bow to You but here in my arms
So close to me, the Son of God now all can see


Chorus 2
Hallelujah, we've been found
A Child is born, to save us now Jesus
Hallelujah light has come, a Savior set us free


Bridge
So praise to God on high, he has heard our cry
So praise to God on high, he has heard our cry
Hallelujah, we've been found


Chorus 3
Hallelujah, we've been found
A Child is born, to save us now Jesus
Hallelujah light has come
A Savior who will set us free
The Promise for those who believe
Mmm my Baby


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Meaning & Inspiration

Hallelujah presents the birth of Jesus from the intimate perspective of Mary holding the promised child. The lyrics move between wonder at the infant in her arms and recognition of his saving identity. Angels, kings, divine light, and the promise of freedom gather the familiar images of the Nativity into a worshipful response. The repeated hallelujah joins personal amazement with public praise, declaring that the awaited Savior has come.

The song closely echoes Luke 2, where the angel announces a Savior born in Bethlehem and the heavenly host gives glory to God. Its language of light also recalls the biblical picture of Christ bringing light into darkness. Rather than dwelling on the circumstances surrounding the manger, the chorus emphasizes what the child means: rescue, fulfilled promise, and hope for those who believe. The closing praise to God on high answers the birth announcement with gratitude and keeps the focus on Jesus as the Son of God.

Related Scripture

  • Luke 2:11 The angel announces the birth of Christ the Savior.
  • Luke 2:13-14 The heavenly host praises God at the birth of Jesus.
  • John 8:12 Jesus identifies himself as the light of the world.