Lyrics
Verse 1 (x3)
I'll be here worshipping
All of the days of my life
Verse 2 (x3)
I'll be here lifting hands
Even when it's not easy
Verse 3 (x3)
I will be here bowing down
All of the days of my life
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Meaning & Inspiration
“I’ll Be Here” by Dunsin Oyekan is a worship song of lasting devotion. Each section is repeated three times and pairs a posture with a promise: “I’ll be here worshipping, all of the days of my life,” “I’ll be here lifting hands, even when it’s not easy,” and “I will be here bowing down, all of the days of my life.” The lyric stays within those three commitments.
The phrase “even when it’s not easy” is the most telling line. It admits that worship will sometimes cost something, and the singer chooses to stay anyway. The song is therefore not a mood but a vow to remain in praise through every circumstance.
The promise of lifelong worship is close to Psalm 146:2 and Psalm 104:33, the lifted hands recall Psalm 134:2, and the bowing echoes Psalm 95:6. The sacrifice of praise when it is hard is close to Hebrews 13:15. The repetition suits quiet, extended worship.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 146:2 Praising the Lord all my life
- Psalm 134:2 Lift up your hands in the sanctuary
- Hebrews 13:15 A sacrifice of praise