Lyrics
Verse (Repeat x2)
Thank You for grace and your tender mercies
They are new everyday Oh Lord
It's so amazing how You love me
Lay down Your life for me at Calvary
Oh Hallelujah to You I'm grateful
Chorus (Repeat x4)
You shed Your blood for me
Gave me eternity now and forever
You sacrificed your life to restore humanity
It's so amazing
Lay down Your life for me at Calvary
Oh Hallelujah to You I'm grateful
Bridge
How many times have I drifted away
Yet You still summon me with Your love and kindness
You still love me
You are there all the time for me God I'm grateful
Oh Hallelujah to You I'm grateful
Chorus (Repeat)
Outro (Repeat x3)
Oh oooh it's so amazing
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Meaning & Inspiration
"My Worship" opens with direct thanksgiving for grace and tender mercies, describing them as renewed every day before naming Calvary specifically as the place where that love was proven. That early, specific reference to Calvary grounds the entire song's gratitude in a particular historical act rather than general kindness.
Its repeated chorus names the cost of that mercy directly, blood shed, a sacrificed life, restoration offered to all humanity, treating that exchange as the reason behind the song's recurring exclamation that it is all so amazing. A bridge admits repeated drifting away, contrasting that human unfaithfulness with a persistent, summoning love that keeps calling regardless of distance.
Rooted in South African choral worship tradition, the song functions as an extended testimony of gratitude for sacrificial love, its closing repetitions distilling the entire song down to a single, sustained expression of amazement at mercy that continues despite repeated failure.
Related Scripture
- Lamentations 3:22-23 Describes God's mercies as new every morning, directly echoed in the song's opening declaration.
- 1 Peter 1:18-19 Describes redemption through Christ's precious blood, echoed in the song's description of blood shed to restore humanity.