Lyrics
Amen
Amen
Amen
Oh Amen
When I think
About where I would have been without You
I’m so glad
It’s a place I never have to be
Even if I tried I couldn’t count the ways
Not enough words for me to ever say
Just how good, how good You are to me
How could I hide this joy inside of me
Amazing grace, oh Lord, how can it be
Every day of my life I want the world to see
I can't get over what You've done for me
You got me singing like
Amen
Amen
Amen
Oh Amen
What You did
Has given me a hope forever
What You do
Has shown me you will never leave
Even if I tried I couldn’t count the ways
Not enough words for me to ever say
Just how good, how good You are to me
How could I hide this joy inside of me
Amazing grace, oh Lord, how can it be
Every day of my life I want the world to see
I can't get over what You've done for me
You got me singing like
Amen
Amen
Amen
Oh Amen
I can’t get over what You’ve done for me
That’s why I gotta sing
I can’t get over what You’ve done for me
That’s why I gotta sing
Every mountain
Every valley
Ever since the day You found me
I can’t get over what You’ve done for me
That’s why I gotta sing amen
How could I hide this joy inside of me
Amazing grace, oh Lord, how can it be
Every day of my life I want the world to see
I can't get over what You've done for me
You got me singing like
Amen
Amen
Amen
Oh Amen
Amen
Amen
Amen
Oh Amen
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Meaning & Inspiration
Amen is a song of grateful testimony centered on the goodness and grace of God. The opening repetition gives the title the character of both agreement and praise. From there, the verses look back at what life might have been without divine help, not to dwell on fear, but to emphasize rescue, lasting hope, and the assurance of God’s presence. The repeated claim that goodness cannot be counted presents gratitude as larger than language can contain.
The chorus turns inward joy into open witness. Grace is not treated as a private possession; it produces singing and a desire for the world to see what God has done. References to mountains and valleys widen that testimony to every circumstance, suggesting praise that continues through both difficulty and relief. The lyrics closely align with the biblical pattern of remembering God’s benefits and declaring them publicly. Their repeated amen serves as a concise confession that his work is trustworthy and worthy of praise. By returning again and again to that single word, the song makes gratitude its answer to grace, hope, companionship, and changed life.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 103:2 The psalm calls the worshiper to praise the Lord and remember all his benefits.
- Psalm 40:3 The psalm describes God giving a new song of praise that others will see.