Lyrics
You say son
Take my gospel
To the ends of the world
Yes there are fears
And there are trials
Nevertheless
You won’t relent
You said go o
Yes I’ll go
Oh oh oh
I won’t say no oooo
Yes I’ll go
Oh oh oh
Yes to your will
Yes to your way
Yes to the what
The when
The where
With every breath
To any length
Yes I will go oooo
Yeahhhhhhh
You said go ooo
Yes I’ll go
Oh oh oh
Won’t say no oooo
Yes I’ll go
Oh oh oh
Yes to your will
Yes to your ways
Yes to the what
The when
The where
With every breath
To any length
Yes I will go oooo
Yes to your will
Yes to your ways
Yes to the what
The when
The where
With every breathe
To any length
Yes I will go oooo
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Meaning & Inspiration
Yes to Your Will presents discipleship as an answer of obedience rather than a promise of comfort. The singer hears a call to carry the gospel to the ends of the world and acknowledges that fear and trials remain part of that calling. Even so, the repeated decision to go gives the song a clear focus: God’s direction takes priority over hesitation, distance, and personal preference.
The refrain extends that surrender to the what, when, and where of service. Its language closely reflects the Great Commission, while the willingness to answer also recalls Isaiah’s response when God sought a messenger. The commitment of every breath and any length suggests whole-life devotion rather than a single act of courage. By repeating the affirmative response, the song turns obedience into worship and frames mission as trust in God’s will and way, even when the assignment carries uncertainty.
Related Scripture
- Matthew 28:19 Jesus commands his disciples to go and make disciples of all nations.
- Isaiah 6:8 Isaiah answers God’s call for a messenger with a willingness to be sent.
- Luke 9:23 Jesus describes discipleship as daily self-denial and faithful following.