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CalledOut Music - God You Are So Good Lyrics

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CalledOut Music

Lyrics

Seasons come and seasons go 


But your love remains the same 


You said I'll never be alone 


And You've kept your promise to me 


So I'll stay on the way 


And I'll fix my eys on You Lord 


And if I sway You'll bring me back to You 


You're so merciful and kind 


That's why I'm singing 


Lord You are so good 


Lord You are kind 


Lord You are wonderful 


My God You are excellent 


Excellent is Your name 


Excellent is Your power 


Lord You are wonderful 


My God You are excellent 


My God You are excellent 


I've searched all over 


There is nobody greater 


Nobody stronger


My God You are excellent 


One day in Your house 


Better is one day in your courts 


My God You are excellent 


You are good and Your mercy is forever 


And forever and ever and ever 


My God You are excellent 


Nobody else but You 


None can compare to You 


In all the earth 


My God You are excellent 


Lord You are so good 


Lord You are kind 


Lord You are wonderful 


My God You are excellent 


Excellent is Your name 


Excellent is Your power 


Lord You are wonderful 


My God You are excellent 


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Meaning & Inspiration

“God You Are So Good” is built around praise for God’s steady love, mercy, kindness, and excellence. The opening verse contrasts changing circumstances with divine faithfulness, then describes a life kept on the right path through fixed attention on the Lord. Its repeated chorus uses simple declarations rather than a detailed narrative, allowing gratitude to remain central. The later lines widen that praise by affirming that no one is greater or stronger and that none in all the earth compares with God.

Several phrases closely echo Scripture. “Better is one day in your courts” comes from Psalm 84:10, where a single day in God’s courts is valued above a thousand elsewhere. The declaration that God is good and that his mercy endures forever reflects Psalm 136:1. The assurance of never being alone also aligns with Hebrews 13:5, which records God’s promise never to leave or forsake his people. Together, these references ground the song’s praise in God’s enduring presence and covenant faithfulness.

Related Scripture

  • Psalm 84:10 The psalm says one day in God’s courts is better than a thousand elsewhere.
  • Psalm 136:1 The psalm joins God’s goodness with his enduring mercy.
  • Hebrews 13:5 God promises never to leave or forsake his people.