Lyrics
Everybody clap your hands
Come on
London clap your hands
I Can’t see You
Clap Your hands
Move your body
Clap Your hands
Move your body
Clap Your hands
Move your body
Clap Your hands
Move your body
Verse 1
Since I was born
Now I am old
I have never seen the Lord change
Since I was born
Now I am old
I have never seen the Lord change
Chorus
Tell me have you seen
No no no no
No no no no
I have never seen the Lord change
Tell me have you seen
No no no no
No no no no
I have never seen the Lord change
Clap Your hands
Move your body
Verse 1
Since I was born
Now I am old
I have never seen the Lord change
Since I was born
Now I am old
I have never seen the Lord change
Chorus
Tell me have you seen
No no no no
No no no no
I have never seen the Lord change
Tell me have you seen
No no no no
No no no no
I have never seen the Lord change
Video
Meaning & Inspiration
“I Have Never Seen God Change” celebrates the constancy of the Lord through a lively call-and-response pattern. The central statement looks across an entire lifetime, from birth into old age, and declares that God has remained unchanged. Rather than developing a detailed story, the song relies on testimony: repeated experience becomes the basis for confident praise. Invitations to clap and move give that testimony a communal, celebratory form.
The chorus asks whether anyone has seen the Lord change, and the repeated negative answer strengthens the song’s central conviction. Its lifetime language closely echoes the perspective of Psalm 37, where David speaks as one who has been young and has grown old. The declaration of divine constancy also agrees with Malachi’s direct statement that the Lord does not change. Together, these themes make the lyric a song of assurance as well as praise. God’s faithfulness is presented not as an abstract idea, but as a reality remembered, affirmed, and celebrated by the gathered voices.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 37:25 David looks back from old age and testifies to God’s sustaining faithfulness.
- Malachi 3:6 The Lord directly declares that he does not change.