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You And You Alone by Rheva Henry cover art

Rheva Henry - You And You Alone Lyrics

Artist:
Rheva Henry

Lyrics

Verse 1


I choose this day to be grateful Lord
I give You praise with an open heart
I am waking up to heaven
I'm waking up to You


Chorus


For always being good thank You
For Your mercies that are new, thank You
In spirit and in truth, thank You
I'm telling You thank You


Verse 2


Your faithfulness like a sunrise
Your endless love reaches past the skies
I'm waking up to heaven
I'm waking up to You


Chorus (Repeat)


For always being good thank You
For Your mercies that are new, thank You
In spirit and in truth, thank You
I'm telling You thank You


Bridge


For You and You alone
You're waking up my soul
It's my joy to thank You, to thank You


Chorus (Repeat)


For always being good thank You
For Your mercies that are new, thank You
In spirit and in truth, thank You
I'm telling You thank You


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Meaning & Inspiration

The song presents gratitude as a daily act of worship. Its opening choice to give thanks with an open heart is followed by specific reasons: God’s goodness, mercy, faithfulness, and enduring love. The image of mercy renewed at waking closely echoes Lamentations 3:22-23, where steadfast love and compassion are described as new every morning. Its phrase about worshiping in spirit and truth also directly recalls Jesus’ words in John 4:23-24. Together, those references place thanksgiving within both God’s dependable character and the worshiper’s response.

The sunrise image gives visible form to faithfulness, while love reaching beyond the skies suggests the expansive praise found throughout the Psalms. The bridge narrows the focus to God alone and describes gratitude as joy rather than obligation. Repeated thanks make the chorus a simple prayer, not merely a list of blessings. Across the lyric, waking becomes more than the start of a day: it pictures renewed awareness of heaven, mercy, and a soul stirred to praise God with sincerity.

Related Scripture

  • Lamentations 3:22-23 God’s steadfast love and mercies are described as new every morning.
  • John 4:23-24 Jesus speaks of true worshipers worshiping the Father in spirit and truth.
  • Psalm 36:5 The psalm describes God’s love and faithfulness as reaching to the heavens and skies.