Lyrics
Verse
From golden streets, stars at Your feet
From royalty, You came down
How can it be, Your majesty
Would reach for me, You came down
Pre-Chorus
And You found me
And You saved me
And You made me whole
Chorus
Endless mercy came to find my soul
Heaven's glory took me, made me whole
My heart will sing I'm Yours
For all I am is Yours, mmm
Verse
From golden streets, stars at Your feet
From royalty, You came down
How can it be, Your majesty
Would reach for me, You came down
Pre-Chorus
And You found me
And You saved me
And You made me whole
Chorus
Endless mercy came to find my soul
Sing it louder
Heaven's glory took me, made me whole
My heart will sing I'm Yours, oh-oh-oh
For all I am is Yours
My heart will sing I'm Yours
For all I am is Yours, yeah
Bridge
My heart will sing I'm Yours
Sing it out
For all I am is Yours
My heart will sing I'm Yours, oh-oh-oh
For all I am is Yours
My heart will sing I'm Yours, oh-oh-oh
For all I am is Yours
My heart will sing I'm Yours, oh-oh-oh
For all I am is Yours
Chorus
Endless mercy came to find my soul, ayy
Heaven's glory took me, made me whole, ooh
My heart will sing I'm Yours, oh-oh-oh
For all I am is Yours
My heart will sing I'm Yours, oh-oh-oh
For all I am is Yours
Sing it out
My heart will sing I'm Yours
For all I am is Yours
Oh, we always Yours, O God
My heart will sing I'm Yours
For all I am is Yours
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Golden Streets” centers on the contrast between Christ’s heavenly majesty and his mercy toward a person in need. Images of royalty, glory, and stars at his feet establish his exalted place, while the repeated phrase “You came down” turns attention to divine humility. The singer responds not with self-confidence but with gratitude for being found, saved, and made whole.
The chorus presents salvation as mercy that seeks and restores the soul. Its repeated declaration of belonging—“My heart will sing I’m Yours”—expresses surrender as the fitting answer to grace. The imagery may recall Philippians 2:6-8, where Christ humbles himself, and Luke 19:10, where the Son of Man comes to seek and save the lost. Rather than dwelling on personal achievement, the song keeps its focus on Christ’s initiative and the worship that follows.
Related Scripture
- Philippians 2:6-8 Christ humbles himself, taking the form of a servant.
- Luke 19:10 Jesus says the Son of Man came to seek and save the lost.