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Hillsong Young And Free - House of The Lord Lyrics

Artist:
Hillsong Young And Free

Lyrics

CHORUS:


I spin my records on a Sunday


Before I get myself to church


I put on my best fit


Your song got me dancing


I cannot wait to get out the door


We’re going to the house of the Lord


VERSE 1:


God through every season


You give me a reason


To see beyond my mistakes


And wash away my old ways


PRE-CHORUS:


Now I’m a living


Testimony of Your grace


God You give me


Purpose for a brand new day


VERSE 2 (RAP):


See on the first day I made mistakes


And on the second day I lost my way


But on the third day I found Your grace


And ever since then ain’t been the same


Ain’t been the same


Ain’t been the same


See I opened up the Word


And everything started changing


Since the beginning when I was running


I was on Your mind despite the life I was


living


CHORUS 2:


I spin my records on a Sunday


Before I get myself to church


I put on my best fit


Your song got me dancing


I cannot wait to get out the door


We’re going to the house of the Lord


We’re going to the house of the Lord


We’re going to the house of the Lord


POST-CHORUS:


I’m gonna run to the sanctuary


I’m gonna go where You set me free


Once I was blind but now I see


So let all the redeemed sing


TAG:


Hallelujah


Hallelujah


Hallelujah Lord


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Meaning & Inspiration

House of the Lord celebrates the movement from failure into grace, freedom, and gathered worship. Everyday details about preparing for church give the chorus an eager, joyful tone, while the verses explain the reason for that joy. God is praised for looking beyond mistakes, washing away old ways, and giving fresh purpose. The rap section develops the testimony by describing lost direction followed by an encounter with grace and a life changed through Scripture.

The post-chorus draws on biblical images of redemption and restored sight. Its language recalls the man in John’s Gospel who declares that he was blind and can now see, while the invitation for the redeemed to sing resembles the praise of Psalm 107. The repeated movement toward the sanctuary is therefore more than attendance at a building; it represents gratitude expressed in fellowship and worship. The song joins personal testimony with communal praise, ending in a simple declaration of hallelujah to the Lord.

Related Scripture

  • John 9:25 The healed man testifies that he was blind and now can see.
  • Psalm 107:2 The psalm calls those redeemed by the Lord to tell their story.
  • 2 Corinthians 5:17 Paul describes life in Christ as new creation in place of the old life.