Lyrics
Verse 1
My heart, my mind, my soul belongs to you
My love, my life, it all belongs to you
Belongs to you
Oh yeah
Belongs to you
Chorus
My heart, my mind, my soul belongs to you
My love, my life, it all belongs to you
Belongs to you
Yes, it does
Belongs to you
Give it all over
Verse 2
The songs we sing, they all belong to you
The air we breathe, it all belongs to you
Yes, it does
Belongs to you
Belongs to you
Yes, it does
Bridge
Yeah, I surrender it all
Yes, I turn it all over
Yes, it all belongs to you
Vamp
It all belongs to you (x3)
Oh, oh, oh
'Cause it belongs to you
Oh, oh, oh
It all belongs to you (x3)
Oh, oh, oh
Every air that we breathe, Lord
Everything that we are, Lord
It all belongs to you
Credits & Song Information
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Meaning & Inspiration
Deitrick Haddon’s “It All Belongs to You” frames worship as a total transfer of ownership. The repeated confession covers inner life—heart, mind, soul—and outward existence—love, life, songs, breath. Nothing is held back, and the refrain “give it all over” turns the statement into an active gesture of surrender.
The theological weight sits in the idea that human identity and even respiration are borrowed. The bridge narrows the song to a single movement: “I surrender it all.” That is not merely giving up something negative, but recognizing that everything already originates from God. The vamp extends the scope to the shared human condition, so the surrender becomes corporate as well as personal.
This resonates with biblical language about presenting one’s body as a living offering, though the song itself does not quote Scripture directly. The simplicity of the lyric allows the declaration to function as both prayer and testimony, restating the central claim until it becomes a settled posture of dependence.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 24:1 The earth is the LORD's, and everything in it
- Romans 12:1 Offering ourselves as a living sacrifice