Lyrics
You took these bones
These lifeless bones
And with one breath
I came alive
When I was blind
You healed these eyes
What once was dark
You turned to light
So with my life I glorify
I'm bowing down
I surrender now
My eyes have seen
The King of glory
The Holy one
The risen Son
My eyes have seen
The King of glory
No other name
Will steal my praise
With every breath
I'll let it rise
So with my life I glorify
I'm bowing down
I surrender now
My eyes have seen
The King of glory
The Holy one
The risen Son
My eyes have seen
The King of glory
My eyes have seen
The King of glory
To the King of kings
The Lord of lords
The God who reigns forevermore
We cry holy, holy
Is the Lord almighty
To the King of kings
The Lord of lords
The God who reigns forevermore
We cry holy, holy
Is the Lord almighty
I'm bowing down
I surrender now
My eyes have seen
The King of glory
The Holy one
The risen Son
My eyes have seen
The King of glory
My eyes have seen
The King of glory
My eyes have seen
The King of glory
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Meaning & Inspiration
“My Eyes Have Seen” presents worship as a response to divine restoration. Its opening images move from lifeless bones to breath and from blindness to sight, portraying God as the one who brings life and turns darkness into light. The singer’s answer is surrender: bowing down, offering every breath in praise, and directing an entire life toward God’s glory. The repeated vision of the King of glory keeps the focus on Christ as the risen Son.
The song then widens from personal renewal to corporate adoration. Titles such as King of kings and Lord of lords lead into the repeated declaration that the Lord Almighty is holy. Those lines echo biblical scenes in which heaven recognizes God’s unmatched rule and holiness. The lyrics therefore join renewal, surrender, and reverence in a single confession. Personal testimony does not remain private; it becomes praise offered to the God who reigns forever and whose presence calls for humble worship.
Related Scripture
- Ezekiel 37:5 God promises breath and life to the lifeless bones in Ezekiel’s vision.
- Isaiah 6:5 Isaiah responds with awe after seeing the King, the Lord Almighty.
- Revelation 19:16 Christ is identified as King of kings and Lord of lords.