Lyrics
Million words to say
So many things to do
For the blessings all around me
I give You all the praise
Million words to say
So many things to do
For the blessings all around me
I give You all the praise
In my going out
Your goodness all about me
I testify Your mercy
I give You all the praise
I give You all the praise
all the praise, all the praise.
I give You all the praise
all the praise, all the praise.
I give You all the praise
all the praise, all the praise.
As the deer pants for water
My soul longs for You
In the morning, in the night time
I give You all the praise.
In everything I say,
In everything I do,
Let Your glory be revealed,
As I give You all the praise.
Sweet, sweet holy praise.
In this congregation
As we lift our voice in worship
And give You all the praise
I give You all the praise
all the praise, all the praise.
I give You all the praise
all the praise, all the praise.
I give You all the praise
all the praise, all the praise.
Yes I give You
all the praise, all the praise.
Yes I give You
all the praise, all the praise.
You deserve
all the praise, all the praise.
You deserve my praise
all the praise, all the praise.
all the praise, all the praise.
Yes I give You
all the praise, all the praise.
Yes I give You
all the praise, all the praise.
You deserve
You deserve my praise
I lift my hands in adoration
You are so beautiful
I give You all the praise
I give You all the praise
I give You all the praise
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Meaning & Inspiration
“I Give You All the Praise” gathers everyday blessing, mercy, worship, and longing for God into one sustained offering of praise. The opening reflects on blessings surrounding the singer and answers them with gratitude. Later lines carry that response into daily movement, speech, action, morning, night, and congregational worship. Praise is therefore presented as more than a single musical moment; it becomes the fitting response to God’s goodness across the whole of life.
The image of a deer longing for water directly recalls Psalm 42:1, where the soul longs for God. Psalm 150:6 also suits the repeated call to give God praise, while Psalm 63:4 reflects the lyric’s lifted hands in adoration. Together, these passages support both its inward desire for God and its public expression of worship. The repeated refrain emphasizes God’s worthiness, and the prayer that his glory be revealed connects gratitude with conduct. Its focus is clearly praise rooted in mercy, blessing, and reverence.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 42:1 The psalm compares longing for God with a deer panting for water.
- Psalm 150:6 The psalm calls every living thing to praise the Lord.
- Psalm 63:4 The psalmist blesses God and lifts his hands in God’s name.