Lyrics
Verse 1
Around You such beauty
Your majesty could fill
An endless sky
Holy are You Lord
Transcendent exalted
The heavens cannot contain
Your presence
Holy are You Lord
And as I behold Your glory
I'm undone
Chorus
I bow down at Your feet
I bow down at Your feet
I bow down at Your feet for
You are my God
My God
Verse 2
You saved me the sinner
With crimson red You washed me
White as snow
How I love You Lord
You loved me the mocker
With kindness You won my
Heart forever
How I love You Lord
And as I behold this mercy
I'm undone
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Meaning & Inspiration
The song presents worship as a response to God’s holiness, majesty, mercy, and saving love. Its opening images place divine beauty beyond the limits of the heavens, while the repeated confession, “I bow down at Your feet,” gives the song a posture of reverence and surrender. The language of being undone before glory recalls biblical scenes in which an encounter with God exposes human frailty and leads to humble worship.
The second verse moves from God’s transcendence to personal redemption. Crimson and snow imagery describes sin being cleansed through sacrificial mercy, closely echoing Isaiah’s contrast between scarlet sin and whiteness like snow. The singer is not won by force but by kindness, a theme consistent with the biblical connection between God’s kindness and repentance. Together, the verses and chorus portray worship as more than admiration: it is the grateful surrender of a forgiven sinner before a holy God.
Related Scripture
- Isaiah 6:1-5 Isaiah is humbled when he beholds the Lord’s holiness and glory.
- Isaiah 1:18 Scarlet sins becoming white as snow matches the song’s cleansing imagery.
- Romans 2:4 Paul connects God’s kindness with repentance.