Lyrics
I wanna see you no distractions
I wanna know you're here right here, right now
I wanna see you no distractions
I wanna know you're here
Somebody ask Him, say
I wanna see you
No distractions (no distractions)
I wanna know you're here
I wanna see you (I wanna see you)
No distractions (no distractions)
I wanna know you're here
This is our prayer
Let us see you (let us see you)
No distractions (no distractions)
(We need to know you're here)
We just wanna see you
Let us see you (let us see you)
No distractions (no distractions)
(We need to know you're here)
You are here, you are here
You are here, you are here
Declare it
You are here, here (you are here)
You are here (you are here)
You are here (you are here)
In all of your glory (you are here)
And we adore you (you are here)
Lord, we love you (you are here)
So amazing (you are here)
Wonderful God (you are here)
Oh we seech you (you are here)
God, we feel you (you are here)
We love you (you are here)
You surround us (you are here)
And we focus on you (you are here)
We guide our eyes on you (you are here)
You are here ( you are here)
I don't wanna talk about you
Like you're not in this room
I wanna look right at you
I wanna sing right to you
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Here” is shaped as a prayer for undivided attention in the presence of God. The recurring request to see God without distractions recognizes how easily worship can become detached from the One being addressed. As the song progresses, petition becomes confession: the repeated words “You are here” affirm divine nearness and lead into adoration. Descriptions of glory, wonder, love, and surrounding presence keep the focus on God rather than on the gathering itself.\n\nThe closing lines make that focus especially direct. They reject speaking about God as though he were absent and instead turn toward personal address and song. Psalm 27:4 offers a fitting biblical connection through its desire to gaze upon the beauty of the Lord. Psalm 16:11 also associates God’s presence with fullness of joy, while Hebrews 12:2 calls for attention fixed on Jesus. These passages reflect the lyric’s movement away from distraction and toward attentive worship. The result is a simple prayer that seeks awareness, reverence, and a direct response to God’s presence.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 27:4 The psalmist desires to dwell with the Lord and gaze on his beauty.
- Psalm 16:11 The psalm describes fullness of joy in God’s presence.
- Hebrews 12:2 The passage calls believers to fix their eyes on Jesus.