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Glory Glory (God Is Able) by Mark Crowder cover art

Mark Crowder - Glory Glory (God Is Able) Lyrics

Artist:
Mark Crowder

Lyrics

Glory, glory


I’ve been singing


Since I laid


My burden down


Glory, glory


I’ve been singing


Since I laid


My burden down


 


I’m singing


Hallelujah


God is able


Hallelujah


God is faithful


Hallelujah


Lord, I’m gonna sing


 


I feel better


So much better


Since I laid


My burden down


I feel better


So much better


Since I laid


Oh Lord, I laid my burden down


 


As long as I’m alive


There’s gonna be praising


As long as I’m alive


There’s gonna be shouting


One thing that I know


Deep down in my soul


As long as I’m alive


I’m gonna sing


Music video by Crowder performing Glory Glory (God Is Able) (Austin City Limits Live, Austin,


Official Video for “Glory Glory (God Is Able)” at Austin City Limits Live by Crowder


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Meaning & Inspiration

Glory Glory (God Is Able) centers on the relief and praise that follow the laying down of a burden. Its repeated declarations that God is able and faithful give the song a clear focus: confidence in divine help leads to singing, shouting, and gratitude. The movement from heaviness to feeling better presents praise as the response of someone who has found sustaining hope rather than as a denial of hardship.

The promise to keep praising for as long as life continues closely fits the biblical pattern of lifelong worship. Psalm 146:2 speaks of praising the Lord throughout life, while Psalm 55:22 calls the faithful to cast burdens on the Lord and trust in his sustaining care. Those connections support the central images without assigning a specific story to the songwriter. The simple repetition makes the message easy to carry: burdens can be surrendered, God remains dependable, and renewed strength can become a continuing song of praise.

Related Scripture

  • Psalm 55:22 The psalm calls the faithful to cast their burdens on the Lord, who sustains them.
  • Psalm 146:2 The psalmist resolves to praise the Lord throughout life.