Lyrics
We join heaven to sing
A chorus to our King
The One who was and is
Who was and is to come
And every eye will see
The glory of our King
Forever we will sing
This song of victory
We join heaven to sing
(We sing a chorus)
A chorus to our King
The One who was and is
(Who was and is to come)
Who was and is to come
And every eye will see
A chorus to our King
Forever we will sing
(Forever we will sing)
This song of victory
Hallelujah-amen
Hallelujah-amen
(Sing hallelujah)
Hallelujah-amen
(We sing hallelujah)
Hallelujah-amen
(Hallelujah)
Hallelujah-amen
(We sing hallelujah)
Hallelujah-amen
(We sing hallelujah)
Hallelujah-amen
(Hallelujah-amen)
Hallelujah-amen
Every eye will see
(Every eye will see you Jesus)
The glory of our King
(The glory of our King)
Forever we will sing
(Forever we will sing)
This song of victory
(This song of victory)
Hallelujah-amen
(Sing hallelujah)
Hallelujah-amen
(Yeah, sing hallelujah)
Hallelujah-amen
(We sing hallelujah)
Hallelujah-amen
(It's a song of victory)
Hallelujah-amen
Hallelujah-amen
Hallelujah-amen
Hallelujah-amen
Oh, sing to Him the song of grace
I'm meant to be in your heart
In your heart
Hallelujah-amen
Hallelujah-amen
Hallelujah-amen
Hallelujah-amen
Hallelujah-amen
(We give You glory, we give You glory)
Hallelujah-amen
(We give You glory, we give You glory)
Hallelujah-amen
(We give You glory, we give You glory)
Hallelujah-amen
(We give You glory, we give You glory)
Hallelujah-amen
(We give You glory, we give You glory)
Hallelujah-amen
(We give You glory, we give You glory)
Hallelujah-amen
(We give You glory, we give You glory)
Hallelujah-amen
(We give You glory, we give You glory)
Amen, amen, amen
Amen, amen, amen
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Meaning & Inspiration
Hallelujah Amen centers on a gathered song of praise directed to Christ as the eternal King. Its repeated acclamation gives the lyric a congregational character, while the opening lines move from heavenly worship to the promised sight of divine glory. The description of the One who was, is, and is to come closely echoes Revelation’s language for God’s eternal rule. Victory here is expressed through worship rather than through personal achievement.
The recurring pairing of hallelujah and amen joins praise with affirmation: the King is worthy, and his reign is certain. References to every eye seeing the King also point toward the biblical expectation of Christ’s return. As the song develops, repeated declarations of glory and grace sustain its central focus instead of introducing a separate narrative. The closing sequence of amens functions as a settled response to everything already proclaimed, leaving the song anchored in adoration, hope, and confidence in Jesus’ lasting kingship.
Related Scripture
- Revelation 1:8 God is named as the One who is, who was, and who is to come.
- Revelation 1:7 The passage says Christ is coming and every eye will see him.