Lyrics
Ba ba ba ba ba ba ba
You're the one who goes before me through all seasons
I won because You brought me through
Even now my voice I raise to thank You Jesus
I praise You God You're faithful
I remember what You did before
You will do it again
Do it again do it again
I remember what You did before
You will do it again
My latter shall be greater
From glory to glory
My latter shall be greater
From glory to glory
You're the one who goes before me through all seasons
I won because You brought me through
Even now my voice I raise to thank You Jesus
Yeah Ipraise You God You are faithful
Lord Iremember what You did before
You will do it again
I remember what You did before
You will do it again
My latter shall be greater
From glory to glory
My latter shall be greater
From glory to glory
You did it before
Hey it's already done
Lord You say that it's finished
I say amen
You're a faithful God
January to December
Lord You said it is finished I say amen
Over my family
Amen
Over my business
Amen
This year it shall be greater
I say amen
Over my finances amen
Everything concerning me
Amen
This year it shall be greater
I say amen
Remember what he did before
You will do much more
Your latter shall be greater from glory to glory
Say my latter shall be greater from glory to glory
It shall be greater from glory to glory
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Meaning & Inspiration
Remember centers on gratitude for divine faithfulness across changing circumstances. The singer looks back at past deliverance and treats it as grounds for confidence that God can act again. Repeated declarations that the latter state will be greater turn remembrance into expectant praise rather than nostalgia. References to family, work, finances, and every personal concern bring that confidence into ordinary life, while the response of amen expresses agreement with what God has spoken.
The song also joins thanksgiving with perseverance. Its movement from recalling earlier help to raising a voice in praise presents worship as a response before every desired outcome is visible. The language of moving from glory to glory closely echoes 2 Corinthians 3:18, though the lyric applies the phrase as a broad confession of growth and hope. By calling Jesus faithful and affirming that His work is finished, the song keeps its assurance centered on God rather than on favorable circumstances alone.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 77:11 The psalmist resolves to remember the deeds of the Lord.
- 2 Corinthians 3:18 Paul describes believers being transformed from glory to glory.
- Hebrews 13:8 Jesus Christ is declared the same yesterday, today, and forever.