Lyrics
Verse (x2)
Standing before Your throne
There are no words to say
But Holy Holy Holy
Chorus (x2)
You are Holy
Lord God Almighty
The earth is full of Your glory
Verse (x4)
Standing before Your throne
There are no words to say
But Holy Holy Holy
Chorus (x20)
You are Holy
Lord God Almighty
The earth is full of Your glory
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Glory Song” by Dunsin Oyekan is a worship song of reverent wonder before God’s throne. The opening verse says, “Standing before Your throne, there are no words to say, but Holy Holy Holy,” treating the cry of holiness as all that is left to offer. The chorus completes the thought: “You are Holy, Lord God Almighty, the earth is full of Your glory.”
The lyric draws directly on the vision of Isaiah 6:3 and Revelation 4:8, where heavenly beings cry holy before the throne. The title Lord God Almighty is the same one used in Revelation. Throughout the song, the chorus is repeated many times, which suits sustained, unhurried worship.
The repetition is the point. Rather than adding new images, it lets a single declaration settle in. The song moves from silence before the throne to a steady proclamation that the whole earth reflects God’s glory, and the singer joins in that cry.
Related Scripture
- Isaiah 6:3 Holy, holy, holy; the whole earth is full of his glory
- Revelation 4:8 Holy, holy, holy, Lord God Almighty
- Psalm 29:2 Worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness