Lyrics
Verse 1
Let praises rise
From the inside
From the inside of me
May you delight
In the inside
In the inside of me
Come fill my life
From the inside
From the inside of me
Set me on fire
From the inside
From the inside of me
Chorus
All I want is for you
For you to be glorified,
For you to be lifted high
All I want is for you
For you to be glorified for you to be glorified
Verse 2
Let praises rise from the inside
From the inside of me
May you delight
In the inside
In the inside of me
Come fill my life from the inside
From the Inside of me
Set me on fire
From the inside
From the inside of me
Chorus (Repeat)
All I want is for you
For you to be glorified, for you to be lifted high
All I want is for you for you to be glorified
For you to be lifted high
All I want is for you
For you to be lifted high
All I want is for you
For to be glorified
For you to be lifted high
All I want is for you
For you to be lifted high
Bridge
Fill my heart till all they see is you Lord
Glorify your name
Fill my heart till all they see is you Lord
Glorify your name
Fill my heart till all they see is you Lord glorify your name
We magnify your name
Chorus (Repeat)
All I want is for you
For you to be glorified for you to be lifted high
All I want is for you
For you to be glorified for you to be lifted high
All I really want
Is for you
To be glorified
For you to be lifted high
All I really want is for you
Glorified, be glorified, be glorified
Outro
Be glorified, be glorified
Be glorified (x11)
Lord we lift you, worthy is your name
All I want is for you...
Video
Meaning & Inspiration
“Let Praises Rise” by Maranda Curtis is a worship song built on the phrase “from the inside of me.” The opening verse asks that praise rise from within, that God delight in the inside of the singer, that He fill the life and set it on fire. The wish is for worship that starts in the heart and not only in the voice.
The chorus gives one aim: “All I want is for You to be glorified, for You to be lifted high.” A later section asks God to fill the heart until all people see is the Lord, and the singer adds that the congregation magnifies His name. The ending repeats “Be glorified” many times, so the song becomes a steady prayer.
The themes are close to Psalm 34:3, Psalm 103:1 and John 3:30, on magnifying the Lord, blessing Him with all that is within, and wanting Him to increase. The song is repetitive, simple and meant for a congregation to stay in one thought of worship.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 103:1 All that is within me, bless His holy name
- Psalm 34:3 Magnify the Lord with me
- John 3:30 He must increase