Lyrics
All my friends just want to be famous
Living life with a lot of time wasted
I choose You, you're what's missing
I choose You, now I'm different
Everyone's saying I'm crazy
Good thing they're not God who made me
Let em talk it don't phase me
I'm gonna give You all my praises
It's different now
I see Your love see it all around
Nothing's gonna keep it down
Gotta praise gotta let it out, gonna let it
One thing is true
I was made to love You
I'm gonna give You my praises
I'm gonna give You my praises
You're too good, to good to contain it
I'm gonna give You all my praises
It’s different now
I gotta million reasons to be loud
All creation make a joyful sound
Let every breath sing His praises out
Sing His praises out
All my friends just want to be famous
Living life with a lot of time wasted
I choose You, you're what's missing
I choose You, now I'm different
Everyone's saying I'm crazy
Good thing they're not God who made me
Let em talk it don't phase me
I'm gonna give You all my praises
It's different now
I see Your love see it all around
Nothing's gonna keep it down
Gotta praise gotta let it out, gonna let it
One thing is true
I was made to love You
I'm gonna give You my praises
I'm gonna give You my praises
You're too good, to good to contain it
I'm gonna give You all my praises
It’s different now
I gotta million reasons to be loud
All creation make a joyful sound
Let every breath sing His praises out
Sing His praises out
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Meaning & Inspiration
Praises contrasts the pursuit of fame with a life directed toward loving and praising God. The singer’s choice to follow God creates a clear before-and-after movement: wasted time gives way to awareness of divine love, freedom from public opinion, and outspoken worship. Praise is portrayed as something that cannot remain contained. Breath, voice, and creation all become means of declaring God’s goodness.
The statement that humanity was made to love God gives the song its central identity claim. Its call for creation to make a joyful sound closely echoes Psalm 98:4, while the invitation for every breath to praise reflects Psalm 150:6. The decision to praise despite criticism also aligns with Psalm 34:1, where praise remains continually present. These biblical parallels support the lyric’s movement from social pressure to confident devotion. Repeated sections suit the song’s communal character, turning a personal choice into an energetic declaration that God is worthy of open, joyful praise.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 98:4 The lyric’s call for creation to make a joyful sound echoes this verse.
- Psalm 150:6 The invitation for every breath to praise closely reflects this verse.
- Psalm 34:1 Continual praise supports the song’s resolve to worship despite criticism.