Lyrics
Verse 1
Wash me in Your blood, in the water of Your love
Only You can baptize me, hmmm
Bring me back to life, Holy Spirit Fire
Only You can baptize me, hmmm
Chorus
You're enough for me, You're all I need
Purify me, only You can purify
You're enough for me, You're all I need
Purify me, only You can purify
Verse 2
Wash me in Your blood (In the water)
The water of Your love (Oh)
Only You can baptize me, hey
So bring me back
Bring me back to life (Holy Spirit Fire)
Holy Spirit Fire
Only You can baptize me, oh
Chorus (Repeat)
Bridge
Hallelujah
Glory, glory
There's a party in Heaven, we're invited in, oh-woah
Chains are breakin'
Saints are praisin'
There's a party in Heaven, we're invited in
Hallelujah
Glory, glory
There's a party in Heaven, we're invited in
Chains are breakin'
Saints are praisin'
There's a party in Heaven and we're joinin' in, Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Glory, glory
There's a party in Heaven, we're invited in
Chains are breakin'
Saints are praisin'
There's a party in Heaven and we're joinin' in
Yes, we're joinin' in
Chorus (Repeat)
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Meaning & Inspiration
"Purify" asks for a spiritual cleansing described in unmistakably physical terms, requesting to be washed specifically in Christ's blood and in the water of His love rather than through personal effort. The verse names baptism directly as something only God can perform, pairing that image with a request to be brought back to life through the Holy Spirit's fire, combining water and fire imagery within the same short passage. The chorus keeps its central claim simple, that God alone is sufficient and capable of purifying, repeating that dependence rather than describing a multi-step process of self-improvement. The bridge shifts dramatically in tone, picturing heaven as a place of celebration where chains are breaking and saints are praising, describing that scene as an invitation already extended rather than a future hope observed from a distance. Structurally the song moves from a personal request for cleansing to a joyful, communal picture of heaven's celebration, treating purification as the doorway into that larger, ongoing party rather than an isolated spiritual transaction.
Related Scripture
- 1 John 1:7 States that the blood of Jesus purifies from all sin, directly matching the song's opening request.
- Matthew 3:11 Describes baptism with the Holy Spirit and fire, directly matching the verse's "Holy Spirit Fire" imagery.
- Revelation 19:7 Describes rejoicing over a heavenly wedding celebration, matching the bridge's image of a party in heaven.