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Thank You by Steffany Gretzinger + Maverick City Music + Chandler Moore cover art

Steffany Gretzinger + Maverick City Music + Chandler Moore - Thank You Lyrics

Artist:
Steffany Gretzinger + Maverick City Music + Chandler Moore

Lyrics

I can sing a billion songs


Dance till my feet are numb


Spin till I’m empty and poor


Can’t praise you enough


Shout till my voice gives way


Leap till I have no strength


Lose my breath trying to explain


Can’t praise you enough


And if time were to stall, I can never tell it all


Words are few, so this will have to do


I just wanna thank You


I just wanna thank You


I just wanna thank You


Oh I’m grateful


You sang till I found my song


You danced till my heart woke up


Now I move to the rhythm of love


I can’t praise You enough


You wept my till I found my way


You lost your breath dying to save


I’ll never go back to that grace


I can’t praise You enough


And if time were to stall, I can never tell it all


Words are few, so this will have to do


I just wanna thank You


I just wanna thank You


I just wanna thank You


Oh I’m grateful


Standing in the promise


Surrounded by Your goodness


You have overwhelmed us


Hallelujah


Standing in the promise


Surrounded by Your goodness


You’re just getting started


Hallelujah


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Meaning & Inspiration

“Thank You” presents gratitude as the response to grace that cannot be fully expressed through songs, dancing, shouting, or explanation. The opening verses pile up images of energetic praise, yet each effort remains insufficient beside God’s goodness. That contrast leads naturally into the simple refrain, where repeated thanks become more fitting than elaborate language.

The later lines shift from human praise to Christ’s saving action. References to love, sacrifice, promise, and surrounding goodness place gratitude within the story of redemption rather than momentary emotion. The declaration of standing in the promise also suggests confidence in God’s continuing faithfulness. Its recurring hallelujah joins thanksgiving with worship, while the statement that words are few acknowledges the limits of expression. Through that movement, the song portrays praise as an ongoing answer to mercy: not a payment for grace, but a grateful confession that God has awakened life, provided rescue, and continues to show goodness.

Related Scripture

  • Psalm 40:3 The psalm says God put a new song of praise in the singer’s mouth.
  • Psalm 107:1 The psalm calls for thanks because the Lord is good and loving.
  • Hebrews 13:15 Believers are called to offer continual praise through Christ.