Lyrics
I know
That worship is about the song
You want to hear
Not the one I want to sing
I'm here so You can sing over me
And I'll sing it back to You
I know
That worship is about the song
You want to hear
Not the one I want to sing
I'm here so You can sing over me
And I'll sing it back to You
Oh oh oh
Oh oh oh
I worship in Spirit and Truth
Oh oh oh
Oh oh oh
I worship in Spirit and Truth
Oh Lord my God
How great You are
You are more than words can say
More than what my mind can grasp
Oh Lord my God
How great You are
You are more than words can say
More than what my mind can grasp
Oh Lord my God
How great You are
You are more than words can say
More than what my mind can grasp
Oh Lord my God
How great You are
You are more than words can say
More than what my mind can grasp
Oh Lord my God
How great You are
You are more than words can say
More than what my mind
Oh oh oh
Oh oh oh
I worship in Spirit and Truth
Oh oh oh
Oh oh oh
I worship in Spirit and Truth
Oh Lord my God
How great You are
You are more than words can say
More than what my mind can grasp
Oh Lord my God
How great You are
You are more than words can say
More than what my mind can grasp
Oh Lord my God
How great You are
You are more than words can say
More than what my mind can grasp
Oh Lord my God
How great You are
You are more than words can say
More than what my mind can grasp
Oh Lord my God
How great You are
You are more than words can say
More than what my mind can grasp
Oh oh oh
Oh oh oh
I worship in Spirit and Truth
Oh oh oh
Oh oh oh
I worship in Spirit and Truth
Oh oh oh
Oh oh oh
I worship in Spirit and Truth
Oh oh oh
Oh oh oh
I worship in Spirit and Truth
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Sing Over Me” portrays worship as a response to God rather than a performance shaped by personal preference. The opening lines imagine God providing the song and the worshipper returning it to him. That exchange suggests attentiveness, humility, and dependence: praise begins with what God reveals about himself, then answers in adoration. The recurring confession that God is greater than words or thought can contain emphasizes wonder before a reality that cannot be fully described.
The refrain about worshipping in Spirit and truth directly echoes Jesus’ teaching in John 4:23–24. The title and request for God to sing over the worshipper may also recall Zephaniah 3:17, which depicts the Lord rejoicing over his people with singing. Psalm 145:3 supports the repeated declaration of immeasurable greatness. Together, these connections fit a lyric that values truthful worship while acknowledging that human language and understanding remain limited before God’s greatness.
Related Scripture
- John 4:23-24 Jesus says that true worshippers worship the Father in spirit and truth.
- Zephaniah 3:17 The Lord is pictured rejoicing over his people with singing.
- Psalm 145:3 The psalm declares God’s greatness to be beyond searching out.