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No One But You by Brooke Ligertwood cover art

Brooke Ligertwood - No One But You Lyrics

Artist:
Brooke Ligertwood

Lyrics

VERSE 1: 


Who can melt the hardest heart 


And speak life into my soul  


Who can spin the world around 


And hold me ever close 


VERSE 2: 


Who can search the depths of me  


And love me to the core 


Who controls the world I see 


And walks me through it all 


CHORUS: 


No one but You 


No one but You 


VERSE 3: 


Who has made the righteous bright 


Who has paved my way with grace


Loved me through my darkest hours 


A thousand different ways 


POST CHORUS: 


I’ll sing of Your love 


I can’t get enough 


I just want You 


The Lord of my soul 


King of my heart 


Jesus it’s You 


BRIDGE: 


Hear the oceans roar 


See the skies light up 


Every heart now 


Sing to the Lord 


Hear the rocks cry out 


See the mountains bow 


Every heart come 


Worship the Lord 


BRIDGE 2: 


No one no one 


No one no one 


No one Lord but You 


No One But You - Hillsong Worship


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Meaning & Inspiration

“No One But You” centers on Jesus as the only one who can transform the inner life, sustain creation, and remain close through darkness. Its questions move from the hardest heart and depths of the soul to grace, love, and guidance, presenting worship as a response to God’s character rather than to changing circumstances. The repeated confession gives the song a clear focus: no other person or power occupies the place named for Christ.

The later images widen that confession from personal devotion to creation-wide praise. Oceans roar, skies shine, rocks cry out, and mountains bow as every heart is called to worship the Lord. Those images closely echo biblical scenes in which creation joins or bears witness to praise. The song therefore moves naturally from private gratitude to a communal declaration, while its language about grace and love keeps the emphasis on what Jesus has done.

Related Scripture

  • Ezekiel 36:26 God promises a new heart in place of a hardened heart.
  • Luke 19:40 Jesus says that the stones would cry out if his disciples were silent.
  • Psalm 96:11-12 The psalm calls the heavens, earth, sea, fields, and trees to rejoice before the Lord.