Naomi Raine - Worthy - Reprise Lyrics
Lyrics
Bridge
There'll never be another like You (Mmm)
There'll never be another like You (All blessing and honor)
There'll never be another like You (Glory and power)
There'll never be another like You (Be unto the Lamb upon the throne)
There'll never be another like You (Be unto the Lamb upon the throne)
There'll never be another like You (All blessing and honor) (Yeah)
There'll never be another like You (Glory and power)
There'll never be another like You (It all belongs to the Lamb)
There'll never be another like You (It all belongs to the Lamb)
There'll never be another like You (Unto You we ascribe, oh)
There'll never be another like You (Blessing and honor, glory and power)
There'll never be another like You (Unto You we ascribe) (Jesus)
There'll never be another like You (Blessing and honor)
Spontaneous
Never be another like You (Mm-mm-mm)
Never be another like You (Mm-mm-mm, Mm-mm-mm)
You paid the price once for all (Mm-mm-mm, yeah You did)
You paid the price once for all (Yeah)
So we worship You (Mm-mm-mm)
We join the song of Heaven tonight
And we worship You
We join the song of Heaven tonight
Crying worthy is the Lamb
Tag
Worthy, worthy, worthy (Worthy is the Lamb)
Worthy, worthy, worthy (Oh, sing it forever)
Worthy, worthy, worthy (We'll sing it forever, worthy is the Lamb)
Worthy, worthy, worthy (Mm, worthy is)
Worthy, worthy, worthy (Seated on the throne)
Worthy, worthy, worthy
Worthy, worthy, worthy (Oh, the only one worthy)
Worthy, worthy, worthy
Bridge 2
He was holding the keys of the grave
The Lamb of God was raised
And He was holding the keys from the grave
The Lamb of God was raised
And He was holding the keys from the grave
The Lamb of God was raised
Oh, He was holding the keys from the grave
The Lamb of God was raised
Oh, He was holding the keys from the grave
The Lamb of God was raised
So death cannot stop Him, death cannot stop Him
The Lamb of God was raised
He never, He never was defeated by the grave
The Lamb of God was raised
No never, no never
The Lamb of God was raised
He laid down His life
The Lamb of God was raised
Then He picked it back up
The Lamb of God was raised
Oh, and He was holding the keys from the grave
The Lamb of God was raised
He was holding the keys from the grave
He was holding the keys from the grave
The Lamb of God was raised
(He was holding the keys, He was holding)
Tag
He was holding the keys from the grave (That's it)
He was holding the keys from the grave (Come on, sing it)
He was holding the keys from the grave (He was holding it)
He was holding the keys from the grave (Nobody took his life)
He was holding the keys from the grave (He laid it down willingly)
He was holding the keys from the grave (He was dead for three days)
He was holding the keys from the grave (And He went to grave)
He was holding the keys from the grave (And then he rose the third day)
He was holding the keys from the grave (And He was holding)
He was holding the keys from the grave (He had holes in His hand)
He was holding the keys from the grave (But He was still holding)
He was holding the keys from the grave (He had holes in His hand)
He was holding the keys from the grave (But He was still holding)
He was holding the keys from the grave (It couldn't stop Him)
He was holding the keys from the grave (He was still holding)
He was holding the keys from the grave
He was holding the keys from the grave
He was holding the keys from the grave
He was holding the keys from the grave
He was holding the keys from the grave
Bridge 3
So death, where is your sting?
Grave, where's your victory?
Death, where is your sting?
Grave, where is your victory?
Death, where is your sting?
Grave, where is your victory?
Death, where is your sting?
Grave, where is your victory?
Death, where is your sting?
Grave, where is your victory?
Death, where is your sting? (He holds the keys)
Grave, where is your victory? (He holds the keys)
Death, where is your sting?
Grave, where is your victory?
Death, where is your sting? (Oh God)
Grave, where is your victory?
Death, where is your sting? (Oh)
Grave, where is your victory?
Chorus
There's only one who's worthy
There's only one who's worthy
There's only one who's worthy
There's only one who's worthy
There's only one who's worthy
There's only one who's worthy
Video
Worthy (Feat. Nicole Binion and Naomi Raine)| Refraine | ReFRESH Worship
Meaning & Inspiration
Naomi Raine, in collaboration with Refraine and ReFRESH Worship, delivers a profoundly moving spiritual declaration with "Worthy - Reprise," officially released on March 7, 2025. This powerful song moves beyond mere musical expression to become a communal anthem, inviting listeners into a space of deep reverence and adoration. Its message is centered on the unparalleled nature of God and the ultimate triumph of Christ, urging all who hear to acknowledge His supreme value and authority.
The song immediately establishes its core truth with the resonating declaration, "There'll never be another like You." This simple yet profound statement encapsulates a foundational tenet of biblical faith: God's absolute uniqueness and sovereignty. From the very beginning of Scripture, we are reminded that He is God alone, as proclaimed in Isaiah 45:5-6, "I am the Lord, and there is no other; besides me there is no God." This sentiment is reinforced throughout the song, emphasizing that all blessing, honor, glory, and power belong exclusively to the Lamb upon the throne. The spontaneous outpouring of worship that follows further hones this focus, specifically highlighting Christ's sacrificial act: "You paid the price once for all." This refers directly to Jesus' singular, perfect atonement for humanity's sins, as described in Hebrews 10:10, where "we have been made holy through the sacrifice of the body of Jesus Christ once for all." It is this decisive act that forms the bedrock of our worship, making His worthiness undeniable.
As the song progresses, it calls believers to "join the song of Heaven," crying out, "worthy is the Lamb." This imagery is rich with eschatological significance, drawing from the powerful scenes described in the book of Revelation, particularly Revelation 5:11-14. Here, John witnesses countless angels, elders, and living creatures worshipping around the throne, proclaiming the Lamb's worthiness to receive power, wealth, wisdom, strength, honor, glory, and praise. The song creates an immersive experience, allowing individuals to step into this eternal chorus, aligning their voices with the continuous adoration offered in the heavenly realm. It's a reminder that our earthly worship is a participation in something far grander and everlasting.
A pivotal moment in the song arrives with the declaration, "He was holding the keys of the grave / The Lamb of God was raised." This is a profound affirmation of Jesus' victory over death, an essential doctrine of Christianity. The imagery of holding the keys signifies ultimate authority and dominion. As Revelation 1:18 reveals, Jesus states, "I hold the keys of death and Hades," signifying His complete power over the forces that seek to bind humanity. The song repeatedly emphasizes that the Lamb of God was raised, not merely revived, but resurrected to a new, eternal life, demonstrating His triumph and irreversible power. This truth—that death could not stop Him, nor could the grave defeat Him—is a source of immense hope and assurance for all who believe, echoing the promises found in Romans 8:11.
Building on this triumph, the song then courageously confronts mortality with the powerful rhetorical question, "So death, where is your sting? / Grave, where's your victory?" These lines are a direct echo of 1 Corinthians 15:55, where the Apostle Paul celebrates Christ's ultimate conquest. By Jesus laying down His life willingly and then picking it back up, He disarmed death of its power and removed the grave's finality. The song emphasizes that because He holds the keys, death no longer holds sway over those who are in Him. It transforms a moment of fear into a declaration of freedom, assuring us that through His resurrection, believers too will share in His victory, turning sorrow into joyous defiance against what once seemed an insurmountable foe.
The recurring chorus, "There's only one who's worthy," serves as the resounding summation of the entire piece. It is a singular, unwavering focus on the one true God, revealed in Jesus Christ, who alone merits such profound adoration. This worthiness stems from His unique identity, His sacrificial love, His authoritative resurrection, and His eternal reign. It is a call to align our hearts, minds, and voices with this truth, recognizing that every good and perfect gift, every blessing and triumph, flows from His divine nature. "Worthy - Reprise" is more than a song; it's an invitation to deepen our understanding and experience of God's unmatched glory, inspiring a worship that is rooted in eternal truth and boundless love.