Lyrics
Your kingdom come
You will be done
Eyes on You Lord
Eyes on You
Eyes on You Lord
Eyes on You
Eyes on You Lord
Eyes on You
Our Eyes on You Lord
Our Eyes on You
Just like heaven
Let it be on earth
Your kingdom come
You will be done
Eyes on You Lord
Eyes on You
Just like the heavens
Let it be Your glory
Eyes on You Lord
Eyes on You
Eyes on You Lord
Eyes on You
You're the answer
You're the answer
All fear, and all anxiety
We throw that to the side
Fix our eyes on You
You are my light and salvation
Whom shall I fear...
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Eyes On You” is a prayer for God’s kingdom and will to be made visible on earth. Its opening language closely follows the Lord’s Prayer, then turns that petition into a repeated act of attention: eyes remain fixed on the Lord. The desire for earth to reflect heaven gives the song a communal worship focus, seeking God’s glory and rule rather than personal recognition.
The final section brings that focus into direct contact with fear and anxiety. Calling God the answer, the lyric sets distress aside by looking toward him as light and salvation. That confession echoes the confidence of Psalm 27, where God’s saving presence answers the question of whom to fear. The repeated phrase “Eyes on You” also aligns with the biblical call to look to Jesus with endurance. In this context, attention becomes an expression of trust: God’s will is welcomed, his glory is desired, and fear loses its controlling place as worship centers on his presence.
Related Scripture
- Matthew 6:10 The song directly echoes the prayer for God’s kingdom to come and his will to be done on earth.
- Hebrews 12:2 The passage calls believers to fix their eyes on Jesus.
- Psalm 27:1 The lyric echoes the declaration that the Lord is light and salvation, removing the cause for fear.