Lyrics
Verse:
I'm falling in love
All over again
At the sight of Your face
My heart is burning deep within
I melt at the sound of Your voice
Beckoning me to come away, to come away
Chorus: With all my heart
And all that is within me longs to bless
Your holy name is on my lips
You are Jesus, Son of God, my righteousness
For every time I see another glimpse of who You are
I fall in love...
All over again...
Bridge:
Every time I gaze upon
You You give me another reason- to love you
I'm in love
Every time I look up on You
I am changed...rearranged
Never the same
Never the same
Bridge 2:
No wonder the angels adore You
No wonder Creation bows before You
No wonder the angels cry Holy
Day and night and night and day
Day and night and night and day
(repeat)
Bridge 3:
Holy...
You are Holy...
You are Holy...
Holy You are
Holy You'll be
(repeat)
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Meaning & Inspiration
The song portrays worship as a renewed response to the character of Jesus. The opening verse describes affection awakened by his face and voice, while the chorus gathers every inward desire into blessing his holy name. Jesus is identified as the Son of God and the source of righteousness, keeping the language centered on who he is rather than on what a worshiper might receive. Each fresh glimpse of his character leads to adoration and change.
The bridges widen that personal response into the worship of heaven and creation. Angels adore, creation bows, and the repeated cry of holy continues day and night. Those images closely echo the heavenly scene in Revelation 4, while the call for all that is within to bless God recalls Psalm 103. The line about being changed while gazing upon him also reflects the biblical theme of transformation through beholding divine glory. Repetition gives the song the form of sustained praise, with holiness as its final and defining confession.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 103:1 The psalm calls everything within the worshiper to bless the holy name of the Lord.
- Revelation 4:8-11 The heavenly beings continually proclaim God as holy and offer him worship.
- 2 Corinthians 3:18 The passage connects beholding the glory of the Lord with being transformed.