Lyrics
Verse 1
More than my mouth can testify
More than my mind can comprehend
See I’ve seen the wonders of your grace
I’m so sure that this is not the end
Chorus
Eze ebube, see how far you’ve brought me
Eze ebube, I’m so glad you found me worthy
I can see
I can tell
And I know it’s your grace
All my days
I will sing your praise
Verse 2
My heart is full of gratitude
To you and no one else but you
I’m here only by your grace
Thank you Jesus for not giving up on me
Chorus
Eze ebube, see how far you’ve brought me
Eze ebube, I’m so glad you found me worthy
I can see
I can tell
And I know it’s your grace
All my days
I will sing your praise
Credits & Song Information
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Meaning & Inspiration
Sung as a live testimony, the song traces a distance already traveled rather than a request still pending: gratitude for being sustained this far outweighs any claim to have earned it. The title itself, "Eze Ebube," names God as King of glory, and the accompanying phrase "grace found me" reverses the expected order of pursuit — the singer is the one located and kept rather than the one doing the finding. That reversal echoes Paul's description in 1 Corinthians 15:10 of being what he is only "by the grace of God," work that follows identity rather than earning it.
The verses lean on modest, unadorned language — a mouth that cannot fully testify, a mind that cannot fully comprehend — leaving room for wonder instead of explanation. The repeated chorus, returning again and again to the same declaration, gives the recording its communal, worship-service character, turning private gratitude into a shared response. Nothing in the lyrics claims perfection; the entire weight rests on being found and kept, which is presented as sufficient on its own.
Related Scripture
- 1 Corinthians 15:10 "By the grace of God I am what I am."
- Ephesians 2:8-9 Salvation as a gift received, not a wage earned.