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Grateful by Kurt Carr cover art

Kurt Carr - Grateful Lyrics

Artist:
Kurt Carr

Lyrics

Grateful
Lord I'm grateful
Grateful for the things You've done for me
Grateful
Lord I'm grateful
Grateful, Lord I gave my all to thee


Oh grateful
Lord I'm grateful
For everything You've done for me
You've done for me


Praise You
Lord I praise You
Praise You for the things You've done for me
Praise You
Lord I praise You
Praise You, I give my all to thee


Oh praise You
Lord I praise You
For everything You've done for me
You've done for me


Yes, yes, yes


Hallelujah, because I'm grateful
Hallelujah, because I'm grateful


I lift my hands and praise You, because I'm grateful
I lift my hands and praise You, because I'm grateful


Hallelujah, hallelujah
Because I'm grateful
Hallelujah, hallelujah
Because I'm grateful


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Meaning & Inspiration

“Grateful” presents thanksgiving as a whole-person response to God’s goodness. Its brief verses name what prompts the praise—everything God has done—then answer with dedication, lifted hands, and repeated hallelujahs. The singer’s declaration of giving everything to God makes gratitude more than a spoken acknowledgment; it becomes worship expressed through surrender.

The lyrics align clearly with Psalm 100:4, where thanksgiving and praise mark an approach to God, and Psalm 63:4, which joins blessing God with lifted hands. The recurring phrase “because I am grateful” gives each act of praise a stated reason without attempting to list every blessing. That simplicity helps the song function as both testimony and congregational worship. Gratitude leads to praise, praise leads to self-offering, and hallelujah becomes the natural language of both. Kurt Carr’s song maintains that single focus throughout, celebrating God’s deeds with direct, joyful devotion rather than elaborate explanation.

Related Scripture

  • Psalm 100:4 The psalm joins thanksgiving with praise in approaching God.
  • Psalm 63:4 The psalmist blesses God and lifts his hands in worship.