Lyrics
Because I'm blessed
Help me to bless
Somebody else
Somebody else
Bless somebody else
I know, I know, I know
God has been faithful, every day
And I believe, I believe, I believe
God's hand is on my life
God has proven that He's faithful
For eternity I will be grateful
Blessed with so much
How can I keep it all to myself
Lord I promise
Every time you bless
I'm gonna bless somebody else
Because I'm blessed
I've got to bless
Somebody else
Somebody else
Because I'm blessed
Help me to bless
Somebody else
Somebody else
Because I'm blessed
I've got to bless
Somebody else
Somebody else
Because I'm blessed
Help me to bless
Somebody else
Somebody else
Bless somebody else
I want my life
To bless somebody else
I want my life
To bless somebody else
Lord use my life
To bless somebody else
To inspire somebody else
Lord send the harvest
Everytime You bless
You can trust me, trust me
To bless somebody else
Lord send the harvest
And everytime You bless
You can trust me, You can trust me
To bless somebody else
Lord send the harvest
And everytime You bless
You can trust me, trust me Lord
Lord send the harvest
And everytime You bless
You can trust me, You can trust me
To bless somebody else
Lord send the harvest
And everytime You bless
You can trust me, You can trust me
To bless somebody else
Lord send the harvest
And everytime You bless
You can trust me, You can trust me
Because I'm blessed
I've got to bless
Somebody else
Somebody else
Because I'm blessed
Help me to bless
Somebody else
Somebody else
Lord send the harvest
And everytime You bless
You can trust me, You can trust me
To bless somebody else
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Bless Somebody Else (Dorothy’s Song)” turns gratitude into a commitment to generosity. The repeated confession that God has been faithful is followed by a practical response: blessings received should become blessings shared. Rather than treating provision as private possession, the lyric asks God to use the singer’s life to help and inspire others. Its recurring request for harvest carries a matching promise that whatever is entrusted will be passed along.
That emphasis aligns closely with 2 Corinthians 9:8–11, where God’s provision equips believers for generosity and produces thanksgiving. Genesis 12:2 also supplies a clear biblical pattern: blessing is given so that the recipient may become a blessing. The lyric’s repetition makes accountability central, especially in the words affirming that God can trust the singer to bless somebody else. Gratitude is therefore expressed not only through praise but also through stewardship, service, and openhanded care. The song presents divine faithfulness as the source of generosity and a changed life as one of its visible fruits.
Related Scripture
- 2 Corinthians 9:8-11 God supplies abundantly so that believers can be generous and produce thanksgiving.
- Genesis 12:2 God blesses Abram and calls him to become a blessing to others.
- 1 Peter 4:10 Believers are told to use what they have received in service to others.