Lyrics
You are here right now
You are here right now
I can see Your smiling face
The pride in Your eyes
For Your children
I breathe You in
And I breathe You out
I breathe You in
Right here and now
'Cause worship is connection
Worship is connection
We're not just singing to the sky
Worship is connection
Oh, we're singing to the One who's been singing over us the whole time
Worship is connection
Oh, worship is connection
Oh, we're not just singing to the sky
We're returning a love song
To the One who's been singing over us all along
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Breathe” describes worship as an immediate awareness of God rather than words directed toward a distant sky. The opening lines dwell on divine nearness and acceptance, using the rhythm of breathing to express dependence and sustained communion. Repetition gives the song a meditative quality: each breath becomes an image of receiving life in the presence of God and responding to that presence through praise.
The central phrase, “worship is connection,” frames singing as a response to love already given. The image of God “singing over us” closely recalls Zephaniah’s description of the Lord rejoicing over his people with singing. Alongside that echo, the lyrics fit the biblical emphasis on worship offered in spirit and truth. The song does not treat worship as performance; it presents it as relationship, attention, and response. Its simple vocabulary reinforces a focused theme: God is present, his children are seen with affection, and their song returns praise to its source.
Related Scripture
- Zephaniah 3:17 The Lord is described as present among his people and rejoicing over them with singing.
- John 4:23-24 Jesus describes true worship as worship in spirit and truth.
- Psalm 16:11 The psalm associates the presence of God with fullness of joy.