Lyrics
Intro
There's none like You, Jesus
And we declare to You tonight
That we're willing to follow You anywhere
Verse 1
I wanna see nations won by love
I wanna see Jesus lifted up
I wanna see the lowly find their worth
I wanna see heaven come to earth
Chorus
I will go anywhere, that You call me
I will go anywhere with You
Fear has lost its hold, You go before me
I will go anywhere with You
Verse 2
All heaven is under Your command
Yet I have been placed into Your plan
You're leading me
You're leading me with Your mighty hand
I'm Yours, I'm Yours
Jesus, I'm Yours until the end
Chorus
I will go anywhere, that You call me
I will go anywhere with You
Fear has lost its hold, You go before me
I will go anywhere with You
Bridge
'Cause You've already won the victory
You've already won the victory
So how could I fear when You're with me? Oh
You've already won the victory, it is finished
So I will go
I will go anywhere with You
I will go anywhere with You
Chorus
I will go anywhere, that You call me
I will go anywhere with You
Fear has lost its hold, You go before me
I will go anywhere with You
Verse 3
And when I gaze upon Your face
Before my lips can even praise
Oh, let the words that You say
Be, "Well done, well done my child
Well done"
Outro
Praise God, praise God
Oh, we lift You, Jesus
Oh, we lift You, Jesus
We lift You, God
Video
Meaning & Inspiration
“Anywhere” is a declaration of readiness to follow Jesus wherever He calls. The opening vision reaches beyond private devotion toward nations transformed by love, Christ lifted up, and overlooked people recovering their worth. Its chorus answers that vision with willing obedience: fear loses its claim because God goes ahead. The lyric therefore presents mission not as self-directed ambition, but as participation in God’s work under His guidance and authority.
The song also ties that calling to Christ’s completed victory. Because the victory is already won, the singer can move forward without being ruled by fear. Its desire to see heaven come to earth recalls Jesus’ prayer for God’s will to be done, while the repeated pledge to go echoes Isaiah’s response, “Here am I; send me.” The closing hope of hearing “Well done” places present service in view of final accountability before Christ. Praise in the outro completes the progression from calling, to obedience, to worship.
Related Scripture
- Isaiah 6:8 Isaiah answers God’s call with a willingness to be sent.
- Matthew 28:19-20 Jesus commands His followers to make disciples among all nations.
- Matthew 25:21 The faithful servant is welcomed with the words “Well done.”