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To Worship You I Live by Matt Gilman cover art

Matt Gilman - To Worship You I Live Lyrics

Artist:
Matt Gilman

Lyrics

Verse (x2)


I just wanna bless your name
I just wanna make you glad
I just wanna move your heart God
To give you all i am


Pre-Chorus


By your will
For your pleasure I exist
You are worthy Lord
You are worthy Lord


Chorus


To worship you i live
To worship you i live i live to worship
To worship you i live
To worship you i live i live to worship
To worship you i live
To worship you i live i live to worship
To worship you i live
To worship you i live i live to worship
Oh Oh Oh Oh
Oh Oh Oh Oh


Pre-Chorus (Spanish)


Por tu voluntad
Para agradarte existo yo
Tu eres digno
Tu eres digno
Por tu voluntad
Para agradarte existo yo
Tu eres digno
Tu eres digno


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Meaning & Inspiration

"To Worship You I Live" states its entire purpose in the title and repeats that purpose until it becomes the song's only real content. The opening verse frames worship as a desire to bless, please, and move God's heart, offering everything the singer is rather than a partial gift. A short pre-chorus grounds that offering in God's will rather than personal preference, stating plainly that existence itself is for God's pleasure and declaring His worthiness directly. The chorus strips the song down to its simplest form, repeating the title phrase, to worship you I live, until the words themselves function less as a sentence and more as a settled identity. The closing repetition of the same pre-chorus in Spanish extends that same declaration to a second language without altering its meaning, widening the circle of who can make the same claim. Structurally the song's near-total reliance on repetition mirrors its content, treating worship not as a single act but as a continuous, defining purpose for living.

Related Scripture

  • Romans 11:36 States that all things are from, through, and to God, matching the lyric "for your pleasure I exist."
  • Revelation 4:11 Declares God worthy to receive glory and honor, matching the repeated declaration "You are worthy Lord."