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To Worship You I Live (Away) by Israel Houghton cover art

Israel Houghton - To Worship You I Live (Away) Lyrics

Artist:
Israel Houghton

Lyrics

Away, away from the noise
Alone with You
Away, away to hear your voice
And meet with You
Nothing else matters, my one desire is


To worship You, I live
To worship You, I live, I live
To worship You


To worship You, I live
To worship You, I live, I live
To worship You


Away, away, away, away from the noise
Alone with You
'Way, away to hear your voice
And meet with You, meet with You
It's been a while but hear my heart cry again


To worship You, I live
To worship You, I live, I live
To worship You


To worship You, I live
To worship You, I live, I live
To worship You


To worship You, I live
To worship You, I live, I live
To worship You


Nothing else matters
Nothing else matters


To worship You, I live
To worship You, I live, I live
To worship You


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Meaning & Inspiration

To Worship You I Live presents worship as the defining purpose of a life drawn into the presence of God. The repeated movement away from noise and into solitude creates a setting of attention, where hearing the divine voice and meeting with God matter more than competing concerns. Its brief confession, repeated throughout the song, turns worship from an occasional activity into the central desire of the singer.\n\nThe line that nothing else matters reinforces the language of undivided devotion. Rather than developing a long narrative, the song remains with a single prayer until its meaning becomes clear: communion with God is both the destination and the reason for withdrawing from distraction. Psalm 27 offers a close parallel in the desire to dwell with the Lord and seek his presence. The call to worship in spirit and truth in John 4 also suits the songs emphasis on inward devotion. The result is a simple, meditative expression of surrender, longing, and renewed attention to God.

Related Scripture

  • Psalm 27:4,8 The psalm joins the desire to dwell with the Lord with the call to seek his face.
  • John 4:23-24 Jesus describes true worshipers as worshiping the Father in spirit and truth.