Marizu - Tell It All Lyrics
Lyrics
Everything that You’ve done
Everything that You’ve done
Oh yeah yeah
Everything that You’ve done
Thing that You’ve done
My God You are so good
For everything that You’ve done
Where would I be
If it wasn’t for Thee
For the things that You do
Father I thank You Oh oh
For the things that You do
Father I thank You
CHORUS
Everything You’ve done for me
Can’t tell it all
Full of grace and love for me
You gave it all
Everything I’ll ever need I have and more
I have and more
‘Cus You gave it all
Everything You’ve done for me
Can’t tell it all
Full of grace and love for me
You gave it all
Everything I’ll ever need I have and more
I have and more
‘Cus You gave it all
Everything that You are
Thing that You are
Father I love You
For everything that You are
All of my days
I will worship and praise
King of the world
Your glory fills this place
King of the world
Your glory fills this place
Oh yeah
Your glory fills
Your glory fills
King of the world
Your glory fills this place
CHORUS
Everything You’ve done for me
Can’t tell it all
Full of grace and love for me
You gave it all
Everything I’ll ever need I have and more
I have and more
‘Cus You gave it all
Everything You’ve done for me
Can’t tell it all
Full of grace and love for me
You gave it all
Everything I’ll ever need I have and more
I have and more
‘Cus You gave it all
Glory glory
Glory glory
King of glory
God Almighty
Glory glory
Glory glory
King of glory
God Almighty
CHORUS
Everything You’ve done for me
Can’t tell it all
Full of grace and love for me
You gave it all
Everything I’ll ever need I have and more
I have and more
‘Cus You gave it all
Everything You’ve done for me
Can’t tell it all
Full of grace and love for me
You gave it all
Everything I’ll ever need I have and more
I have and more
‘Cus You gave it all
Let’s go one time
Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah
Let’s go one time
One time
Video
Marizu - Tell It All (with Mayo) [Official AUDIO]
Meaning & Inspiration
Marizu's compelling track, "Tell It All," released on November 11, 2022, as part of his album "Forever," stands as a vibrant testament to divine grace and boundless gratitude. This song is a profound declaration, articulating the overwhelming nature of God's goodness and the impossibility of fully recounting His countless acts of love and provision. It moves from a personal acknowledgment of past blessings to an all-encompassing adoration of God's very being, prompting a posture of lifelong worship.
The central theme of "Tell It All" revolves around the sheer magnitude of God's benevolence, a concept deeply rooted in Scripture. The lyrics begin with a reflection on "Everything that You’ve done," echoing the sentiment found in Psalm 103:2, which urges us to "forget not all His benefits." The rhetorical question, "Where would I be if it wasn’t for Thee," serves as a stark reminder of humanity’s utter dependence on divine intervention and salvation, a truth powerfully laid out in Ephesians 2:4-5, "But because of his great love for us, God, who is rich in mercy, made us alive with Christ even when we were dead in transgressions." This initial gratitude for God's saving and sustaining work sets the stage for the chorus, which confesses the impossibility of fully enumerating His mercies.
The chorus itself, "Everything You’ve done for me, Can’t tell it all, Full of grace and love for me, You gave it all, Everything I’ll ever need I have and more, ‘Cus You gave it all," captures the very heart of the Christian walk. The inability to "tell it all" speaks to the infinite nature of God's blessings, reminiscent of Psalm 40:5: "Many, Lord my God, are the wonders you have done, the things you planned for us; none can compare with you; were I to speak and tell of them, they would be too many to declare." The declaration that God "gave it all" instantly brings to mind John 3:16, where God's love is epitomized by the ultimate sacrifice of His Son. This "giving" encompasses not just salvation, but also the daily provision and spiritual abundance promised in Philippians 4:19, "And my God will meet all your needs according to the riches of his glory in Christ Jesus." The phrase "I have and more" transcends mere satisfaction, pointing to God's extravagant generosity that often exceeds our perceived needs or even our boldest prayers, aligning with Ephesians 3:20, which speaks of God being "able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine."
As the song progresses, it shifts from an inventory of God's deeds to an adoration of His very character, stating, "Everything that You are, Father I love You." This transition highlights a mature faith that celebrates God not only for what He does, but for who He inherently is – holy, loving, sovereign, and good. This culminates in a resolute commitment to worship: "All of my days I will worship and praise, King of the world, Your glory fills this place." This is a direct echo of prophetic declarations like Isaiah 6:3, where seraphim cry out, "Holy, holy, holy is the Lord Almighty; the whole earth is full of his glory." The recognition that His glory "fills this place" signifies an awareness of His omnipresence and immanence, acknowledging that His majesty is not confined to sacred spaces but permeates every aspect of existence, inviting an unceasing response of praise from all creation, as called for in Psalm 145. The bridge, with its chant of "Glory glory, King of glory, God Almighty," solidifies this worship, invoking the titles used in Psalm 24:7-10 to herald the triumphant entry of the Lord of Hosts. "Tell It All" serves as an anthem for the believer, compelling us to reflect on God's immeasurable grace, acknowledge His sovereign nature, and respond with a life devoted to telling of His goodness, even when words fall short. It is a powerful invitation to live in perpetual gratitude and worship, fostering a deeper intimacy with the One who truly gave His all.