Lyrics
In the stillness
In the quiet
By the waters You've led me beside
In the desert
In the valley
From the top of each mountain I climb
In the darkness of the shadows
In the warmth and the light of the sun
In the midst of raging battles
From the comfort of victories won
Pre chorus
You are always God
And You are always good
Chorus
I will worship You
I will worship You
Oh oh oh
Oh oh oh
I will worship You
Verse
In the stillness
In the quiet
By the waters You've led me beside
In the desert
In the valley
From the top of each mountain I climb
In the darkness of the shadows
In the warmth and the light of the sun
In the midst of raging battles
From the comfort of victories won
Pre chorus
You are always God
And You are always good
Chorus
I will worship You
I will worship You
Oh oh oh
Oh oh oh
I will worship You
Bridge (4X)
I will bless
I will bless
Bless the Lord at all times
With all my heart
All my soul
Bless the Lord at all times
Chorus
I will worship You
I will worship You
I will worship You
I will worship You
Oh oh oh
Oh oh oh
I will worship You
Video
Meaning & Inspiration
“I Will Worship You” frames worship as a response that remains constant across changing circumstances. Still waters and quiet moments appear beside deserts, valleys, shadows, battles, and victories. Through each setting, the central confession stays the same: God is always God and always good. The chorus therefore sounds less like a reaction to one favorable moment and more like a settled commitment to honor God in every place.
Several lyric images closely echo the Psalms. Psalm 23:2-4 describes the Lord leading beside quiet waters and accompanying his people through the darkest valley. The bridge draws even more directly from Psalm 34:1, repeating the resolve to bless the Lord at all times. Those connections support the song’s union of trust and praise. God’s guidance is remembered in peaceful and difficult places, while worship becomes the consistent answer to both struggle and victory. The repeated chorus and bridge reinforce that constancy without shifting attention away from God’s character.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 23:2-4 The psalm speaks of quiet waters, the darkest valley, and the Shepherd’s guiding presence.
- Psalm 34:1 The psalmist resolves to bless the Lord at all times, directly matching the bridge.