Lyrics
In humble adoration we bow before your throne
As we come before your presence we honour you alone
So we lift up our voices as trumpets heralding you
You are the king of glory so this is what we do
In humble adoration we bow before your throne
As we come before your presence we honour you alone
So we lift up our voices as trumpets heralding you
You are the king of glory so this is what we do
We worship you today
We worship you today
We worship you today
We worship you today
Father how we love you today
and we worship you just because of who you are
Ooooh
In humble adoration we bow before your throne
As we come before your presence we honour you alone
So we lift up our voices as trumpets heralding you
You are the king of glory so this is what we do
In humble adoration we bow before your throne
As we come before your presence we honour you alone
So we lift up our voices as trumpets heralding you
You are the king of glory so this is what we do
We worship you today
We worship you today
We worship you today
We worship you today
We honour you today
We honour you today
We honour you today
We honour you today
We love you today
We love you today
We love you today
We love you today
...
We need Your face today
Hosanna today Hosanna today
Father how we love you today
and we worship you just because of who you are
Ooooh
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Meaning & Inspiration
We Worship You Today is shaped as direct adoration before the throne of God. Its opening posture is humble: the worshippers bow, enter the divine presence, and reserve honor for God alone. Lifted voices are compared to heralding trumpets, fitting the declaration that God is the King of glory. Repetition then concentrates the response into three closely related acts: worship, honor, and love.
Psalm 95:6 closely matches the invitation to bow in worship before the Lord, while Psalm 24:10 identifies the Lord as the King of glory. Those references illuminate the songs language without adding a separate storyline. The later cry for Gods face and the repeated Hosanna deepen the sense of dependence within the adoration. Rather than grounding worship in a list of blessings, the refrain offers praise because of who God is. The song therefore presents worship as reverence, affection, and recognition of divine kingship, expressed together in the immediacy of today.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 95:6 The psalm calls worshippers to bow before the Lord their Maker.
- Psalm 24:10 The psalm identifies the Lord of hosts as the King of glory.