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People & Songs - Living in The Overflow Lyrics

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People & Songs

Lyrics

Intro


Oooh ooh oooh, ooh oooh
Sing Oooh ooh oooh, ooh oooh Oooh ooh
Living in the overflow
Covered by your love
Living with the holy Ghost More than enough .
I'm walking in your freedom now Covered by your grace
Witnessing your healing power we have been changed . .


Chorus


Bless the Lord O my soul
I am living in the overflow
Bless the Lord O my soul
I am living in the overflow . .


Verse 1


God you are the sovereign one
You've given us your name
We declare your kingdom come
Forever you reign .


Verse 2


Living in he overflow
The bound are now set free Everywhere we glory see
The victory ... bless the Lord . .


Chorus


Bless the Lord oh my soul
I'm living in the overflow .


Bridge


ooh ooh ooh amazing God
Your spirit falls
And now we walk in Miracles .


Say miracles (miracles)
Everywhere we go (miracles)
Miracles (miracles)
Say pour it out (pour it out)
Say thank you lord (Thank you Lord)
Everything that you've done (thank you Lord)
Every way that you've made (thank you Lord) . .


Chorus


Bless the Lord O my soul
I am living in the overflow
Bless the Lord O my soul
I am living in the overflow


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Meaning & Inspiration

Living in the Overflow centers on abundance that comes from God's love and the presence of the Holy Spirit. The lyrics repeat the phrase "Living in the overflow" alongside images of being "covered by your love" and "walking in your freedom," and they return often to the line "Bless the Lord O my soul."

The song also points to God's sovereignty, with the lines "God you are the sovereign one" and "Forever you reign" framing the kingdom as the source of freedom. The verses speak of bound people being set free and of miracles following wherever the worshiper goes, and the call-and-response section ("Say thank you Lord") turns that into open gratitude. The refrain echoes the language of Psalm 103:1, though the song leans on repetition and congregational response more than on a developed argument. It suits a gathering where praise is sung and answered back, with thankfulness for healing and freedom as its steady theme.

Related Scripture

  • Psalm 103:1 The psalmist calls the soul to bless the Lord.
  • Galatians 5:1 Scripture says Christ set believers free to live in freedom.