Lyrics
I can't thank Him enough
Can't serve Him enough
Can't lift Him too high for me to sing
You don't know how good He's been to me
I can't thank Him enough
Can't serve Him enough
Can't lift Him too high for me to sing
You don't know how good He's been to me
He didn't have to wake me early this morning
But He did, Yes He did Oh Yes He did
He didn't have to put food on my table But
He did, Yes He did Oh Yes He did
He didn't have to let me to see another day
But He did, Yes He did Oh Yes He did
I can't thank Him enough
Can't serve Him enough
Can't lift Him too high for me to sing
You don't know how good He's been to me
I can't thank Him enough
Can't serve Him enough
Can't lift Him too high for me to sing
You don't know how good He's been to me
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Meaning & Inspiration
Can't Thank Him Enough is a concise song of gratitude for God's everyday mercy. The repeated opening declares that thanksgiving, service, and praise can never fully match God's goodness. Instead of relying on abstract language, the verse names ordinary gifts: waking in the morning, food on the table, and the opportunity to see another day. These details make gratitude immediate and concrete.
The song's repetition serves its message. Each return to the refrain reinforces the sense that praise remains unfinished because God's care has been experienced again and again. The language fits the biblical call to remember the Lord's benefits rather than overlook them. Psalm 103 provides a close thematic parallel through its summons to bless God and forget none of his gifts. The lyric also treats service as part of thanksgiving, joining spoken praise with faithful response. Its central conviction is simple: daily provision is mercy, and God deserves honor for gifts that can easily be taken for granted.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 103:1-5 The psalm calls for praise that remembers God's benefits and sustaining gifts.
- Psalm 118:24 The psalm receives each day made by the Lord with rejoicing.