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Gateway Worship - My Soul Will Sing Lyrics

Artist:
Gateway Worship

Lyrics

Verse 1


When I'm walking through the valley
And there's darkness all around me
I will never be afraid
Though this desert has me broken
I am weak but I have chosen
To lift up my heart in praise


Chorus


My soul will sing
Hallelujah
My soul will sing
Hallelujah


Verse 2


I am guilty
You are mercy
I am weak but You are worthy
All my sins have been erased
I am faithless
You are faithful
You are good and I am grateful
I lift up my heart in praise


Bridge


I can sing
I was lost and now I'm found
My chains are on the ground
And I can sing
I can sing
I was blind and now I see
I'm alive and I am free
And I can sing


I am free
I am free
Hallelujah


Outro


Lord, I know that You are with me
Every breath I breathe I'm giving
All my heart to You in praise


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Meaning & Inspiration

"My Soul Will Sing" opens by picturing a walk through a dark valley, using that familiar image of difficulty to set up a choice made in spite of circumstance, lifting up praise while still weak and broken. That contrast between present hardship and chosen worship frames the chorus's simple repeated declaration, a soul singing hallelujah regardless of surrounding darkness.

Its verses build through a series of direct contrasts, guilt met by mercy, faithlessness met by faithfulness, each pairing crediting God's character rather than personal effort for any change described. The bridge intensifies that testimony with language drawn directly from a well-known hymn, being lost and found, blind and now seeing, chains fallen to the ground.

Rooted in contemporary congregational worship, the song functions as a testimony of rescue expressed through repeated declaration rather than narrative detail. Its final lines return to simple devotion, describing every breath given over in praise, closing the song on the same posture of surrendered gratitude established from its opening verse.

Related Scripture

  • John 9:25 Records the healed man's testimony of once being blind and now seeing, directly echoed in the song's bridge.
  • Luke 15:24 Describes someone once lost now found, directly echoed in the song's bridge.