Lyrics
From the greatest depths
To the highest heights
Oh the endless breadth
Of Your hands
By Your spoken Word
All creation formed
Can we hear
You speak again
Come let us sing
Come let us shout
Of Your goodness
Come let us praise
Come let us bow down
In worship
You are our God
God of salvation
You are the song
We'll never stop singing
Never stop singing
In our wandering
When we've lost our way
Still You're holding us
In Your hands
In the raging seas
In the barren land
On Your promise
We will stand
Come let us sing
Come let us shout
Of Your goodness
Come let us praise
Come let us bow down
In worship
You are our God
God of salvation
You are the song
We'll never stop singing
We will never stop singing
never stop singing
We will never stop singing
never stop
never stop
My only song
Jesus my only song
You are the only one worthy of
My Hallelujah
My only song
Jesus my only song
You are the only one worthy of
My Hallelujah
My only song
Jesus my only song
You are the only one worthy of
My Hallelujah
Come let us sing
Come let us shout of Your goodness
Come let us praise
Come let us bow down in worship
Come let us sing
Come let us shout
Of Your goodness
Come let us praise
Come let us bow down
In worship
You are our God
God of salvation
You are the song
We'll never stop singing
Never stop singing
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Meaning & Inspiration
Never Stop Singing draws its central invitation from Psalm 95: a call to sing, shout, bow down, and recognize the Lord as God. Images of creation, from the greatest depths to the highest heights, place praise within the vast reach of divine power. The repeated confession that God is salvation gives the song a clear center, while the refrain turns worship into an enduring response rather than a passing moment.
The verses also acknowledge wandering, raging seas, and barren land. Against those settings, God is portrayed as the One who still holds His people and gives a promise on which they can stand. The final focus on Jesus as the only song and the only One worthy of hallelujah strengthens the song’s movement from communal summons to personal devotion. Its language closely echoes the psalm’s picture of worship before the Creator and Shepherd, joining gratitude, dependence, and reverence in one sustained declaration.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 95:1-7 The psalm calls God’s people to sing, shout, bow down, and worship their Creator and Shepherd.
- Psalm 46:1-3 The passage presents God as a sure refuge amid upheaval, matching the song’s troubled settings.