Lyrics
Chorus 1
All around, all around
Everywhere I look Your face is all around
All around, all around
Everywhere I look, Your love is all around, now you sing
Chorus 2
All around, all around
Everywhere I look Your love is all around
All around, all around
Everywhere I look Your love is all around
Bridge 1
Let the nations sing, let the people shout
Let Your kingdom come, pour Your Spirit out
Manifest, manifest Your love
Manifest, manifest Your love
Verse 1
Your love is too deep to navigate and it's too high to climb
But still it's available time after time
After time, after time, after time, Your love lifted me
It's too deep to navigate, it's too high to climb, oh, oh
But still, still it's available, time after time
After time, after time, after time, can I get a witness
Hey now, hey now, O my Lord, yeah
Hey now, hey now, O my Lord, yeah
Bridge 2
Everywhere I look Your love is all around
Everywhere I look Your love is all around, everywhere I look Your love is all around
Everywhere I look Your love is all around, everywhere I look Your love is all around
Everywhere I look Your love is all around
Chorus 3
All around, all around, ev'rywhere I look Your love is all around
All around, all around, ev'rywhere I look Your love is all around
Chorus 4
All around, all around, ev'rywhere I look
Your love is all around, all around, all around
Ev'rywhere I look Your love is all around
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Meaning & Inspiration
Israel Houghton’s song celebrates the pervasive love of God with language designed for shared praise. The main chorus returns to the claim that divine love can be recognized everywhere, while later lines invite nations and peoples to sing, shout, and welcome God’s kingdom. A prayer for the Spirit to be poured out expands the focus from personal awareness to a public longing for God’s presence and rule to become evident among many people.
The description of love as too deep to navigate and too high to climb recalls Paul’s prayer in Ephesians 3, where the dimensions of Christ’s love exceed ordinary knowledge. The request for an outpouring of the Spirit also aligns with the promise cited in Acts 2:17. Repetition reinforces abundance: God’s love surrounds, remains available, and lifts the singer time after time. The result is a praise lyric that joins wonder at immeasurable love with expectation for God’s work among the nations.
Related Scripture
- Ephesians 3:18-19 Paul describes the vast dimensions of Christ’s love, which surpasses knowledge.
- Acts 2:17 God promises to pour out his Spirit on all people.