Lyrics
Here is where I come to say I love You
Here is where I come to say I need You
Who is like the Lord in all the heavens
Who is like the Lord in all the earth
Here is where I come to bow down
Here is where I come to say You’re beautiful
Who is like the Lord in all the heavens
Who is like the Lord in all the earth
I’ll worship You forever and ever
I’ll worship You forever and ever
Til my lungs run out of breath
And then even after death
I’ll be singing You a love song with all I have
I’ll worship You forever and ever
I’ll worship all my days
Here is where I come to say I love You
Here is where I come to say I need You
Who is like the Lord in all the heavens
Who is like the Lord in all the earth
Here is where I come to bow down
Here is where I come to say You’re beautiful
Who is like the Lord in all the heavens
Who is like the Lord in all the earth
I’ll worship You forever and ever
I’ll worship You forever and ever
Til my lungs run out of breath
And then even after death
I’ll be singing You a love song with all I have
I’ll worship You forever and ever
I’ll worship all my days
I don’t need a thing
Couldn’t ask for more
If I have seen Your face
I’ve got all I want
Put me at Your feet
Tune the whole world out
You know where I’ll be
In my Father’s house
I’ll worship You forever and ever
I’ll worship You forever and ever
Til my lungs run out of breath
And then even after death
I’ll be singing You a love song with all I have
I’ll worship You forever and ever
I’ll worship all my days
Written by Joshua Holiday, Abbie Gamboa, Naomi Raine
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Meaning & Inspiration
FATHERS HOUSE presents worship as the singers chosen place of belonging. The verses approach God with love, need, reverence, and wonder, repeatedly asking who can compare with the Lord in heaven or on earth. The chorus extends that devotion beyond breath and death, portraying praise as a lifelong and everlasting response rather than a momentary act.
The bridge strips away competing desires: seeing Gods face is treated as sufficient, and the preferred place is at his feet with the world shut out. Psalm 27:4 closely reflects that single-minded desire to dwell in the house of the Lord and seek his beauty. Psalm 73:25-26 also supports the confession that nothing on earth compares with God and that he remains the portion of the worshiper forever. Through these images, the Fathers house becomes both a place of nearness and a posture of undistracted adoration.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 27:4 The psalmist desires to dwell in the Lords house and gaze on his beauty.
- Psalm 73:25-26 The psalm declares that God is the desired portion in heaven and on earth forever.