Lyrics
Verse 1
You know that,
I love You,
You know that,
I want to know You so much more,
More than I have before
These words are,
From my heart,
These words are,
Not made up,
I will live for You,
I am devoted to You,
Pre-Chorus
King of Majesty
I have one desire
Just to be with You my Lord,
Just to be with You my Lord,
Chorus
Jesus You are the Saviour of my soul
And forever and ever I'll give my praises to You,
Jesus You are the Saviour of my soul
And forever and ever I'll give my praises to You,
Bridge
Jesus You are the Saviour of my soul (echo)
And forever and ever I'll give my praises to You (echo)
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Meaning & Inspiration
"King Of Majesty" is a Hillsong Worship song built around a simple, repeated desire: to know Jesus more deeply and to remain close to Him. The verse uses short, direct statements, "these words are from my heart," "I will live for You," to frame worship as personal devotion rather than performance. The pre-chorus names Jesus directly as "King of Majesty" and reduces the singer's ambition to a single request, simply to be with Him, echoing a long biblical tradition of prizing God's presence above any other pursuit. The chorus and bridge then turn from desire to declaration, repeating that Jesus is the Saviour of the singer's soul and that praise will continue "forever and ever." The closing echoed repetition in the bridge mimics a congregational response, letting a gathered crowd affirm the same statement back to itself. Structurally the song moves from confession, to request, to sustained praise, a shape well suited to a slower worship set focused on quiet adoration rather than celebration.
Related Scripture
- Philippians 3:10 Expresses the desire to know Christ more, matching the lyric "I want to know You so much more."
- Psalm 27:4 Describes wanting nothing more than to dwell with the Lord, matching "just to be with You."
- Psalm 24:8 Identifies the Lord as the King of glory, matching the song's title theme of Christ's majesty.