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Highlands Worship - Victory Lyrics

Artist:
Highlands Worship
Album:
Here I Surrender
Official Release:
Jul. 28, 2016

Lyrics

Verse 1


Hearts rejoicing
Breaking silence
You are my God alone
Time to stand on
Your word with passion
Heaven's our home


Pre-Chorus


I can't stop giving You praise
Your fame will last forever
I won't stop living for Your name
Declaring Your praise


Chorus


You're my victory
Reason why I sing
Everything I need
There's no other name
That deserves all praise
You're my victory, Jesus


Verse 2


My life transformed
In Your Holy presence
Given to Your call alone
My shame is buried
I live in freedom
My God has won


Pre-Chorus


I can't stop giving You praise
Your fame will last forever
I won't stop living for Your name
Declaring Your praise


Chorus


You're my victory
Reason why I sing
Everything I need
There's no other name
That deserves all praise
You're my victory


Chorus


You're my victory
Reason why I sing
Everything I need
There's no other name
That deserves all praise
You're my victory, Jesus


Bridge (x2)


There's nothing I want more
To see You high and lifted up
There's nothing more powerful
Than Your name, Your name


Chorus (x2)


You're my victory
Reason why I sing
Everything I need
There's no other name
That deserves all praise
You're my victory


Bridge (x2)


There's nothing I want more
To see You high and lifted up
There's nothing more powerful
Than Your name, Your name


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Meaning & Inspiration

This worship song places Jesus at the center as the singer's victory. The verses speak of rejoicing hearts, standing on God's word, and a life changed in His presence. A buried shame and a new freedom are described as the result, with the line "My God has won" summing up the outcome.

The pre-chorus is a vow of continual praise, saying "I can't stop giving You praise" and promising to live for His name. The chorus then names Jesus as the reason for singing and as "everything I need," while stating that no other name deserves the same praise. The bridge repeats the wish to see Him "high and lifted up" and ranks His name above anything else.

Several ideas here may echo Scripture, including 1 Corinthians 15:57 on victory through Jesus, Philippians 2:9-10 on the name above every name, and Isaiah 6:1 on the Lord high and lifted up. Short repeated phrases make the song easy for a congregation to learn and to sing together.

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