Lyrics
Spoken Intro
"I don't know if you have another saviour or another God, but I don't have anyone."
Chorus
I have no other Saviour but You
I have no other Saviour but You
Oh, there is no other
No, not one
No, there is no other
No, not one
I have no other Saviour but You
I have no other Healer but You
Oh, there is no other
No, not one
No, there is no other
No, not one
Bridge
We lay our hearts down
We bow to You, Lord
This is all we can give
This is all we have
We lay our hearts down
We bow to You, Lord
This is all we can give
This is all we have
(A consecrated heart
A yielded life
This is all we can give
This is all we have)
Chant
I have no other Lifter but You
No, there is no other
No, not one
I have no other Helper but You
I have no other Lifter but You
I have no other Healer but You
No, there is no other
No, not one
Spontaneous Igbo Exaltations
Onye nwe m (The one who owns me)
Ibu Dike (You are a strong warrior)
Onyeoma m me (My good God)
Onye nwe m, na-edu m o (The owner of my life leads me)
El-Roi (The God who sees me)
Outro
I have no other Saviour but You
I have no other Healer but You
Oh, there is no other
No, not one
Oh, there is no other
No, not one
Video
Meaning & Inspiration
The song is built on one plain confession repeated until it settles: "I have no other Saviour but You." A spoken line opens it, setting the speaker's loyalty against the idea of any other saviour or God, and the chorus then extends the same claim to healing, with the answer "No, not one" returning after each statement.
The bridge turns from declaration to offering. The lyrics describe laying hearts down and bowing before the Lord, naming a consecrated heart and a yielded life as the only gift on hand. The chant section keeps adding titles, Lifter and Helper among them, so the refrain widens without changing its point.
Spontaneous Igbo phrases near the end call God the one who owns and leads the singer, a strong warrior, and El-Roi, the God who sees. The wording echoes Old Testament language about God as the only Saviour, though the song itself does not cite a passage. Its tone is exclusive devotion sung in a repeated, congregational style.
Related Scripture
- Isaiah 43:11 The Lord declares that besides Him there is no saviour.
- Genesis 16:13 Hagar names God El-Roi, the God who sees, a title the song echoes.
- Acts 4:12 Salvation is said to be found in no one else, matching the refrain.