Richy Clark - You are Holy (Isaiah 6) [Live] Lyrics

You are Holy (Isaiah 6) presents a worship scene drawn directly from Isaiah's vision of the Lord enthroned in the temple. The opening images of glory, the train of the robe, circling angels, and the cry of holiness establish divine majesty as the song's central subject. Repetition in the refrain keeps attention on God's holiness rather than on the worshipper's experience.

The lyric also follows Isaiah's movement from awe to confession and cleansing. The declaration “woe is me” acknowledges uncleanness before the Holy King, while the reference to cleansed lips reflects the prophet's encounter with the burning coal. Later lines about shaking pillars recall the thresholds trembling at the angelic voices. Although some live exhortations apply the imagery to the present, the song remains rooted in adoration and reverence. Its biblical language portrays worship as a response to God's revealed holiness, with confession and cleansing arising in the presence of the Lord of all.