Lyrics
Verse 1
Oh Hey
You speak one word into my heart
You settle it
You always finish what You start
I won't forget
You're faithful to complete
What You've begun in me
Verse 2
God everything you say is true
It's covenant
That's how I know you'll bring me through
I'm confident
You're faithful to complete
What you've begun in me
Chorus
So I'll keep praising while You're still working
I'll keep waiting while You're still moving
I'll keep believing like it's already done
Cause it's already done
Verse 3
You cast out everything with love
You buried it
And every dream that's turned to dust
You resurrect
You're faithful to complete
What You've begun in me yeah
Chorus
So I'll keep praising while You're still working
I'll keep waiting while You're still moving
I'll keep believing like it's already done
Cause it's already done
Bridge
God I will stand on Your promises
And I will sing of Your faithfulness
I know you've already finished it
And it's coming, it's coming
Come on everybody sing
Video
Meaning & Inspiration
Already Done presents faith as active trust while God’s work is still unfolding. The singer chooses praise, patience, and confidence rather than treating delay as abandonment. Its central assurance rests on God’s faithfulness to finish what he begins, making the chorus a declaration that divine promises remain dependable before their outcome can be seen.
The opening verses closely echo Philippians 1:6, where confidence is placed in God completing a good work. Covenant language and the bridge’s resolve to stand on God’s promises deepen that emphasis. Images of buried hopes being raised from dust add a theme of restoration without pretending that disappointment is absent. The song therefore holds waiting and certainty together: circumstances may still be moving, yet God’s character provides a reason to sing. Its repeated phrase “already done” expresses confidence in God’s completion rather than a denial of the present struggle.
Related Scripture
- Philippians 1:6 Paul expresses confidence that God will complete the good work he began, directly echoing the verses.
- 2 Corinthians 1:20 God’s promises find their Yes in Christ, supporting the song’s confidence in what God has spoken.