Paul McClure - Sing His Praise Again (Oh My Soul) Lyrics

"Sing His Praise Again (Oh My Soul)" addresses the singer's own soul directly, echoing a familiar psalm's pattern of self-exhortation to worship rather than presenting praise as spontaneous feeling. Its opening verse credits salvation specifically with pulling the singer "from the grave," tying present praise to a decisive rescue already accomplished.

The chorus widens that personal exhortation into cosmic scope, calling the soul to sing alongside creation itself and to "roar like an army of angels," language that moves individual worship into a much larger, more forceful register. Repeating the assurance that God "won't be put to shame" ties confidence in praise directly to confidence in God's unshaken reputation.

The bridge shifts from exhortation to remembrance, recounting God's unfailing track record and his path "from the cross to the grave" to resurrection and reign. Rooted in contemporary worship's use of direct scriptural echo, the song functions as renewed praise built on memory, using God's proven faithfulness as the basis for singing his praise again rather than waiting for new evidence.