Lyrics
(English Translation)
When i reflect on what the Lord has done
I’ll sing a song of praise to him
When i reflect on what the Lord has done
I’ll sing a song of praise to him
All my praise goes to him (to him)
All my thanksgiving goes to him (to him)
All my praise goes to him (to him)
All my thanksgiving goes to him (to him)
When i reflect on what the Lord has done
I’ll sing a song of praise to him
All my praise goes to him (to him)
All my thanksgiving goes to him (to him)
All my praise goes to him (to him)
All my thanksgiving goes to him (to him)
When i reflect on what the Lord has done
I’ll sing a song of praise to him
All my praise goes to him (to him)
All my thanksgiving goes to him (to him)
All my praise goes to him (to him)
All my thanksgiving goes to him (to him)
When i reflect on what the Lord has done
I’ll sing a song of praise to him
The Lord has not put me to shame
He has taken me out of the miry day and set my feet upon a rock
I stumbled but did not fall
My praise has no end
The Lord has not put me to shame
He has taken me out of the miry day and set my feet upon a rock
I stumbled but did not fall
My praise has no end
All praise goes to him
All gratitude goes to him
All praise goes to him
All gratitude goes to him
All my praise goes to him
All my praise goes to him
All gratitude goes to him
When I think of all he has done and remember what he’s done
All my praise goes to Jesus
When I remember what he’s done
All praise goes to Jesus
When I remember what he’s done
All praise goes to Jesus
When I think of all he has done and remember what he’s done
All my praise goes to Jesus
When I remember what he’s done
All praise goes to Jesus
When I remember what he’s done
All praise goes to Jesus
When I remember what he’s done
All praise goes to Jesus
When I remember what he’s done
All praise goes to Jesus
All praise goes to Lord
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Meaning & Inspiration
Ayeyi Nwom presents praise as a grateful response to remembered mercy. In the English translation, reflection on what the Lord has done repeatedly leads to singing, thanksgiving, and praise directed to Jesus. The repetition is central to the song rather than incidental: each return to gratitude reinforces the conviction that God has acted faithfully and deserves an answer that does not end. The emphasis remains on divine help rather than personal achievement.
The clearest biblical image appears in the testimony that the Lord brought the singer from the miry place and set the feet upon a rock. That language closely echoes Psalm 40, where deliverance produces a new song of praise. The statement about stumbling without falling also recalls the psalms portrayal of God sustaining a person whose steps falter. Together, these images make remembrance the source of worship: rescue, preservation, and freedom from shame become reasons for continuing gratitude.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 40:2-3 The psalm describes God lifting the worshiper from miry clay, setting the feet on rock, and giving a song of praise.
- Psalm 37:23-24 The psalm says that though a person may stumble, the Lord upholds that person by the hand.