Lyrics
Son of God, everlasting One
You have poured Your grace on me
Love falls down, filling up my life
And my heart sings out Your praise
Let the seas resound
Let the oceans roar
With a song of glory for You, Lord
Let it fill the sky
Saturate my life
With a song of glory for You, Lord
Mercy sings, flowing through my soul
And your deep calls to my deep, oh Lord
Endless light of a thousand dreams
You have come and rescued me
Let the seas resound
Let the oceans roar
With a song of glory for You, Lord
Let it fill the sky
Saturate my life
With a song of glory for You, Lord
Let the sound of Your strong melody
Break the chains as it rises in me
As the heavens sing out in the chorus of love
I will lift up my voice and cry out
From my soul I will send up a shout
Let the words of my life be the song You hear
Let the seas resound
Let the oceans roar
With a song of glory for You, Lord
Let it fill the sky
Saturate my life
With a song of glory for You, Lord
With a song of glory for You, Lord
With a song of glory for You, Lord
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Song of Glory” presents praise as a response to grace, mercy, light, and rescue. Its images expand from personal devotion to seas, oceans, and sky, suggesting that worship belongs both in an individual life and across creation. The recurring chorus asks for glory to fill the surroundings and saturate the singer’s life, joining outward proclamation with inward transformation.
Several lines carry clear biblical echoes. The phrase about “deep” calling to “deep” comes from Psalm 42:7, while the call for seas to resound resembles Psalm 98:7, where the sea and all within it join creation’s praise. The new song associated with rescue in Psalm 40:3 also fits the lyric’s movement from deliverance to public worship. In the bridge, praise is pictured as a liberating melody, and a life’s words become an offering God hears. The song therefore treats glory not merely as a repeated phrase, but as a response that engages voice, soul, conduct, and the created world.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 42:7 The lyric directly echoes the psalm’s image of deep calling to deep.
- Psalm 98:7 The psalm calls the sea and all within it to resound in praise.
- Psalm 40:3 The psalm connects divine rescue with a new song of praise.