Lyrics
Praise is rising
Eyes are turning to You
We turn to You
Hope is stirring
Hearts are yearning for You
We long for You
Cause when we see You
We find strength
To face the day
In Your presence
All our fears
Are washed away
washed away
Hosanna
Hosanna
You are the God who saves us
Worthy of all our praises
Hosanna
Hosanna
Come have Your way among us
We welcome You here, Lord Jesus
Hear the sound of
Hearts returning to You
We turn to You
In Your kingdom
Broken lives are made new
You make us new
Cause when we see You
We find strength
To face the day
In Your presence
All our fears
Are washed away
Get washed away
Hosanna
Hosanna
You are the God who saves us
Hosanna
Hosanna
Come have Your way among us
We welcome You here, Lord Jesus
Welcome You
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Cause when we see You
We find strength
To face the day
In Your presence
All our fears
Are washed away
Cause when we see You
We find strength
To face the day
In Your presence
All our fears
Are washed away
Get washed away
Hosanna
Hosanna
You are the God who saves us
Worthy of all our praises
Hosanna
Hosanna
Come have Your way among us
We welcome You here, Lord Jesus
Hosanna
Hosanna
You are the God who saves us
Worthy of all our praises
Hosanna
Hosanna
Come have Your way among us
We welcome You here, Lord Jesus
Welcome You
Hosanna
Hosanna
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Hosanna” moves from gathering praise to a direct welcome for Jesus. Rising praise, turning eyes, stirring hope, and yearning hearts portray a community redirecting its attention toward God. The chorus names him as the God who saves and declares him worthy of praise, while “Hosanna” carries both acclamation and an appeal for salvation. Rather than treating worship as escape, the song connects God’s presence with courage for ordinary difficulty.
A second movement emphasizes return and restoration. Hearts turn back, broken lives are made new, and fear loses its hold in the presence of Christ. These images closely align with biblical themes of repentance, renewal, and salvation, without reducing them to a single moment. The request for Jesus to have his way among the gathered people gives the song a posture of surrender as well as celebration. Repetition reinforces its central confession: strength and freedom are found by looking toward the saving Lord and welcoming his rule.
Related Scripture
- Matthew 21:9 The crowd welcomes Jesus with the cry of Hosanna.
- Psalm 118:25-26 The psalm joins a plea for salvation with blessing for the one who comes in the Lord’s name.