Lyrics
I will remember who You are, oh God
You hold the stars and You hold my heart
I will remember who You are, oh God
The constant light that leads me through the dark
I wont forget, I won't forget who You are
I wont forget, I won't forget who You are
I give You my heart, I give You my hands
I give You my soul, All that I am
I give You my praise, I sing You my song
Without caution, I give You all my love
I will remember what You've done, Oh God
From the beginning You have walked with us
I will remember what You've done, Oh God
You gave it all when You gave Your son
I won't forget, I won't forget what You've done
I won't forget, I won't forget what You've done
I give You my heart, I give You my hands
I give You my soul, All that I am
I give You my praise, I sing You my song
Without caution, I give You all my love
No more limits on my love
Without caution I will come
And pour my love on You
I break the bottle of my praise
And I give it all without restraint
I waste my life on You
I won't forget, I won't forget what You've done
I won't forget, I won't forget what You've done
I give You my heart, I give You my hands
I give You my soul, All that I am
I give You my praise, I sing You my song
Without caution, I give You all my love
All my love, all my love
Nothing left in reserve
Nothing left for another day
Without caution Lord I wanna give it all away
Some people may say, why this waste
But I've seen the price You're paid
I've seen the life You gave
So I freely lay mine down tonight
I give it all away
No more limits on my love
Without caution I will come
And pour my love on You
I break the bottle of my praise
And I give it all without restraint
I waste my life on You
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Meaning & Inspiration
Without Caution expresses worship as unrestricted devotion grounded in memory. The singer recalls the constancy of God, divine guidance through darkness, and the gift of the Son before offering heart, hands, soul, praise, and love. Remembering prevents fear or distraction from defining the response. The refrain turns remembrance into surrender, while the later image of breaking a bottle of praise gives that surrender a costly and public character. Nothing is reserved for a later time or a competing allegiance.
The bottle imagery closely recalls the Gospel accounts of a woman pouring costly perfume on Jesus. In Mark 14, observers call the act wasteful, but Jesus receives it as a beautiful deed; that tension appears directly in the lyric. The call to lay down an entire life may also be read alongside Romans 12:1 and its language of living sacrifice. These connections frame extravagant praise not as careless excess, but as gratitude shaped by the worth of Christ and by remembrance of what God has done.
Related Scripture
- Mark 14:3-9 A woman pours costly perfume on Jesus despite objections that the act is wasteful.
- Romans 12:1 Paul calls believers to offer their bodies to God as a living sacrifice.
- John 3:16 The verse describes God giving the Son so that believers may have eternal life.