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You Are Holy - Prince Of Peace by Michael W. Smith cover art

Michael W. Smith - You Are Holy - Prince Of Peace Lyrics

Artist:
Michael W. Smith
Album:
The Second Decade 1993-2003
Official Release:
Oct. 1, 2003

Lyrics

You are holy You are mighty
You are worthy Worthy of praise
I will follow I will listen I will love you
All of my days


I will sing to And worship
The Kingdom is worthy
I will love and adore Him
And I will bow down before Him
And I will sing to and worship the
Kingdom is worthy
And I will love and adore Him
And I will bow down before Him
You're my prince of peace
And I will lift my life for You


You are holy
You are mighty
You are worthy
Worthy of praise
I will follow
I will listen
I will love you
All of my days


I will sing to And worship
The Kingdom is worthy
I will love and adore Him
And I will bow down before Him
And I will sing to and worship the
Kingdom is worthy
And I will love and adore Him
And I will bow down before Him
You're my prince of peace
And I will lift my life for You


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Meaning & Inspiration

You Are Holy - Prince of Peace is a direct confession of worship built from names and qualities attributed to God. Holiness, might, and worthiness lead into commitments to follow, listen, love, sing, bow, and offer a whole life. That progression gives the song a response-shaped structure: recognition of who God is becomes devotion expressed through praise and obedience.

The title Prince of Peace echoes the royal names in Isaiah, while the repeated declaration of worthiness recalls biblical scenes of worship before the throne. Its language also connects praise with discipleship rather than treating worship as song alone. Bowing, adoration, and lifelong allegiance all belong to the same confession. The lyric remains personal in voice, yet its short repeated statements make it suitable for shared worship, where the identity of the holy and mighty King is answered with sustained praise and surrendered service.

Related Scripture

  • Isaiah 9:6 The promised ruler is called the Prince of Peace.
  • Revelation 4:11 Heavenly worship declares the Lord worthy to receive glory and honor.
  • Romans 12:1 Offering the whole life to God is described as worship.