Lyrics
Verse 1
I lift up my voice and sing
All praises to my king
I lift up my hands and sing
Hallelujah to my king
Chorus
I will sing, I will sing
You’re my king, You’re my king
I will sing, I will sing
And I’ll never stop praising
I will sing, I will sing
You’re my king, You’re my king
I will sing, I will sing
And I’ll never stop praising
Verse 1
I lift up my voice and sing
All praises to my king
I lift up my hands and sing
Hallelujah to my king
Chorus
I will sing, I will sing
You’re my king, You’re my king
I will sing, I will sing
And I’ll never stop praising
I will sing, I will sing
You’re my king, You’re my king
I will sing, I will sing
And I’ll never stop praising
I will sing, I will sing
You’re my king, You’re my king
I will sing, I will sing
And I’ll never stop praising
I will sing, I will sing
You’re my king, You’re my king
I will sing, I will sing
And I’ll never stop praising
Interlude
Oh oh oh
Oh oooh oh
Oh oh oh
And I’ll never stop praising
Ooh oh oh
Oh oooh oh
Oh oh oh
And I’ll never stop praising
Bridge
You are all that I need
You give life give me peace
You’re my hope when I’m weak
You are Majesty
You are all that I need
You give life give me peace
You’re my hope when I’m weak
You are Majesty
You are all that I need
You give life give me peace
You’re my hope when I’m weak
You are Majesty
You are all that I need
You give life give me peace
You’re my hope when I’m weak
You are Majesty
Outro
Ooh oh oh
Oh oooh oh
Oh oh oh
And I’ll never stop praising
Ooh oh oh
Oh oooh oh
Oh oh oh
And I’ll never stop praising
Video
Meaning & Inspiration
Never Stop Praising is a simple, repetitive praise song that promises constant worship of Jesus as King. The verse lifts the voice and hands in singing, with praises and hallelujahs offered to the King. The chorus repeats "I will sing, I will sing" and "You're my king," ending with the promise that praise will never stop.
After several repetitions, a short wordless section gives room for a crowd to join in, and the bridge names the reasons for praise: He is all that is needed, gives life and peace, is hope in weakness, and is Majesty. The wording echoes Psalm 34:1 on continual praise, Psalm 63:3-4 on lifting hands to bless Him, and Psalm 146:2 on singing praise as long as there is life. The repeated lines and chant-like sections make the song easy for a congregation or choir to learn, with a joyful, steady and affectionate tone from beginning to end.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 34:1 The psalmist will bless the Lord at all times and keep His praise in his mouth.
- Psalm 63:3-4 The psalmist praises God for His steadfast love and lifts his hands in His name.
- Psalm 146:2 The psalmist will praise the Lord as long as he lives.