Lyrics
Verse 1
All of my life and all of my days
I'll give You the praise
For You've done so much for me
And I adore Thee
Verse 2
You taught me how to love my enemies
In the midst of the storm I'll be strong
That's why my spirit will always be free
For I adore Thee
Chorus
I worship Thee
I worship Thee
I worship Thee and I adore Thee
Verse 3
I'll give You the honor
I'll give You the praise
Forever and ever
I'll lift up Your name
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Meaning & Inspiration
"My Worship" opens with a sweeping claim of time, all of life and all of days, dedicating that entire span to praise rather than reserving worship for special occasions. That total scope, every day rather than select moments, frames the entire song around continuous rather than occasional devotion.
Its second verse names a specific lesson learned, loving enemies, crediting that difficult teaching directly to God and tying inner freedom to strength maintained through storms. That connection, learned love producing lasting freedom, grounds the song's worship in transformed character rather than only grateful feeling.
Rooted in contemporary gospel's declarative worship style, the song functions as an extended vow of lifelong praise and adoration, its closing verse repeating honor and praise offered forever, tying the song's opening promise of all my days directly to a vow that extends into endless time.
Related Scripture
- Matthew 5:44 Instructs loving one's enemies, directly echoed in the song's second verse.
- Psalm 34:1 Describes blessing the Lord at all times, echoed in the song's opening declaration of praise through all of life.