Lyrics
Chorus:
Everyday with You, Lord
Is sweeter than the day before
Everyday with You, Lord
Is sweeter than the day before
Every morning' I will worship, every evenin' I'll adore
'Cause every day with You is sweeter,
sweeter than the day before.
Verse 1:
What a privilege to know You
Like I know You
To be loved like You love me
What an honor to worship
Truly worship
From this heart that You have freed
From the rising of the sun
To the setting of the same
(repeat Chorus)
Verse 2:
What a wonder to live life
Really live life
Overcoming anything
What a reason to lift up
Freely lift up
Every day my everything
From the rising of the sun
To the setting up the same
(repeat Chorus)
Bridge:
Every day, every day with You Lord
(Every day, every day with You Lord)
Every day, sweeter than the day before
(Every day, sweeter than the day before)
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Meaning & Inspiration
Sweeter celebrates the growing delight of life with the Lord. Its chorus measures that delight from one day to the next, while the verses explain its source: knowing God, receiving his love, worshiping from a freed heart, and facing life with confidence. Morning worship and evening adoration make praise a daily rhythm rather than an isolated response. The repeated phrase about the rising and setting of the sun closely follows biblical language that calls for the Lords name to be praised throughout the day.
The song balances privilege with response. Being known and loved by God leads to worship, while freedom becomes a reason to lift up everything in praise. Its language of overcoming does not identify a specific struggle, but it locates strength within continuing fellowship with the Lord. Psalm 34:1 similarly describes praise as continual, and Galatians 5:1 connects freedom with the work of Christ. The result is a joyful confession that devotion matures through the repeated experience of grace.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 113:3 The psalm calls for the Lords name to be praised from sunrise to sunset.
- Psalm 34:1 David declares that praise of the Lord will continually be on his lips.
- Galatians 5:1 Paul teaches that Christ has set believers free.