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He Gave Me Music by Gary McSpadden cover art

Gary McSpadden - He Gave Me Music Lyrics

Artist:
Gary McSpadden

Lyrics

In the beginning
The day that God created man
He started passing out the gifts
He thought that everyone should have


To some He gave the gift to teach
And some the gift to prophesy
To some He gave the gift to heal
And others just to testify


He gave me music
Oh, the gift was there when I was born
He gave me music
So, I just gotta sing this song


He gave me music
It's a heavenly melody
He gave me music
To communicate love and peace
He gave me music
He trusted His gift to me
So, I just gotta sing His song
He gave the music to me


Ain't gonna sing with no quiet voice
Gotta sing out loud and strong
Louder than the noise
And confusion that roars
So the world can hear the freedom song


He gave me music
Oh, you know the gift was there
When I was born
Yes, He gave me music
So, I just gotta sing this song


He gave me music
A heavenly melody
He gave me music
To communicate love and peace
He gave me music
And He trusted His gift to me
So, I just gotta sing His song
He gave the music to me


He gave me music
A heavenly melody
He gave me music
To communicate love and peace
He gave me music
He trusted His gift to me


Music
A heavenly melody
He gave me music
To communicate love and peace
He gave me music
And He trusted His gift to me
So, I just gotta sing His song
He gave the music to me


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Meaning & Inspiration

He Gave Me Music frames musical ability as a gift entrusted by God for service. The opening lines place music beside teaching, prophecy, healing, and testimony, presenting different abilities as parts of a shared divine generosity. The singer responds to that gift with gratitude and responsibility, choosing a strong public witness rather than silence. Music carries a message of love, peace, freedom, and praise.

That theme aligns with biblical teaching that gifts differ but come with a call to faithful use. The repeated declaration that God gave the music emphasizes stewardship instead of personal achievement. Singing becomes both testimony and service, especially amid the noise and confusion described in the lyric. The heavenly melody is therefore more than artistic expression; it is portrayed as a means of communicating hope. Through its recurring chorus, the song celebrates vocation as an answer to grace and treats every God-given ability as something meant to be exercised faithfully.

Related Scripture

  • Romans 12:6 Paul teaches that believers have different gifts according to the grace given to them.
  • 1 Peter 4:10 The verse calls each person to use a received gift in serving others.
  • Colossians 3:16 Paul links singing with teaching and giving thanks to God.