Lyrics
My hallelujah belongs to You
My hallelujah belongs to You
My hallelujah belongs to You
My hallelujah belongs to You
You deserve it, You deserve it
You deserve it, You deserve it
My hallelujah
My hallelujah belongs to You
My hallelujah belongs to You
My hallelujah belongs to You
My hallelujah belongs to You
You deserve it, you deserve it
You deserve it, You deserve it
You deserve it
All of the glory belongs to You
All of the glory belongs to You
All of the glory belongs to You
All of the glory belongs to You
You deserve it, You deserve it
You deserve it, You deserve it
You deserve it, You deserve it
You deserve it, You deserve it
Hallelujah, hallelujah
Hallelujah, hallelujah
Hallelujah, hallelujah
Hallelujah, hallelujah
All the glory, all the glory,
And all the honor, all the honor,
And all the praise, all the praise
You deserve it , You deserve it
You deserve it, You deserve it
You deserve it, You deserve it
You deserve it, You deserve it
You deserve it
Hallelujah, hallelujah
Hallelujah, hallelujah
God we give You the glory, hallelujah
God we give You the praise, hallelujah
All the glory, all the glory,
And all the honor, all the honor,
And all, all the praise
You deserve it , You deserve it
You deserve it, You deserve it
You deserve it, You deserve it
You deserve it, You deserve it
My hallelujah belongs to You
My hallelujah belongs to You
My hallelujah belongs to You
My hallelujah belongs to You
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Meaning & Inspiration
Built around repeated declarations of hallelujah, glory, honor, and praise, the song centers entirely on God’s worthiness. Its repetition gives the lyric the character of congregational worship, with each return to the central phrase reinforcing that adoration belongs to God rather than to human achievement. The movement from a personal hallelujah to all glory and honor broadens the expression from individual praise into a shared act of exaltation.
The language closely reflects biblical scenes in which worship is offered to God because of who he is. Revelation 4:11 is especially relevant because it declares the Lord worthy to receive glory and honor, while Psalm 96:8 calls worshipers to ascribe glory to his name. The song remains focused on that simple confession, using few images and no narrative detours. Its strength lies in sustained praise: every section returns to the conviction that God alone deserves the highest worship.
Related Scripture
- Revelation 4:11 Heavenly worship declares the Lord worthy to receive glory and honor.
- Psalm 96:8 The psalm calls worshipers to ascribe glory to the Lord’s name.