Lyrics
Just one passion, one purpose
To know You more and more
When I know You, I'll find me
Just one passion, one purpose
To know You more and more
When I know You, I'll find me
No life outside You
No one besides You
Let me know You more and more
When I know You, I'll find me
Just one passion, one purpose
To know You more and more
When I know You, I'll find me
Just one passion, one purpose
To know You more and more
When I know You, I'll find me
No life outside You
No one besides You
Let me know You more and more
When I know You, I'll find me
Just one passion, one purpose
To know You more and more
When I know You, I'll find me
Just one passion, one purpose
To know You more and more
When I know You, I'll find me
No life outside You
No one besides You
Let me know You more and more
When I know You, I'll find me
No life outside You
No one besides You
Let me know You more and more
When I know You, I'll find me
No life outside You
No one besides You
Let me know You more and more
When I know You, I'll find me
No life outside You
No one besides You
Let me know You more and more
When I know You, I'll find me
No life outside You
No one besides You
Let me know You more and more
When I know You, I'll find me
No life outside You
No one besides You
Let me know You more and more
When I know You, I'll find me
Let me know You more and more
When I know You, I'll find me
Let me know You more and more
When I know You, I'll find me
I want to know You more and more
When I know You, I'll find me
I want to know You more and more
When I know You, I'll find me
I want to know You more and more
When I know You, I'll find me
I want to know You more and more
When I know You, I'll find me
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Meaning & Inspiration
To Know You reduces its lyric to a single repeated request: to know God more and more. The song does not build toward a bridge or a different idea; it returns to the same four lines throughout, letting repetition itself carry the weight of the prayer.
That request is close to Philippians 3:10, where Paul writes that his aim is to know Christ and the power of his resurrection, ranking that above every other pursuit named earlier in the same letter. Dunsin Oyekan's lyric narrows that aim further, naming it "one passion, one purpose" rather than one among several goals.
The closing phrase, "when I know You, I'll find me," ties identity to that pursuit rather than treating it as separate from it. That order is close to the pattern in Psalm 63:1, where seeking God is named before anything else, including the psalmist's own need. The song's repetition functions less like a lyrical device and more like an act of persistence.
Related Scripture
- Philippians 3:10 That I may know Him
- Psalm 63:1 Earnestly seeking God