Lyrics
Blow my mind
Blow my mind
Blow my mind
Do the impossible
Blow my mind
(Blow my mind God)
Blow my mind
(We wanna see Your hand God)
Blow my mind
Do the impossible
Eyes have not seen
Ears have not heard
I can't imagine
What you have in store
Blow my mind
Blow my mind
(We wanna see miracles God, yeah)
Blow my mind
Do the impossible
God can do anything
God can do anything
God can do anything
(We believe you my God, yeah)
God can do anything
(There's nothing too hard for Him
We believe, we believe, God)
God can do anything
(If you trust and believe
You shall receive, God can...)
God can do anything
(Yes He can, yes He can
Yes He can, God can)
God can do anything
(God can, God can)
God can do anything
(There's nothing too hard for Him
There's nothing he cannot do)
God can do anything
(Yes He can, He can
God can do anything)
God can do anything
(He can heal, He can save
He can deliver, He can do anything)
God can do anything
(Yes he can, sing it)
God can do anything
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Meaning & Inspiration
The song builds its message around confidence in the unlimited ability of God. Its central request, expressed as a plea for God to do the impossible, is followed by a repeated confession that nothing lies beyond divine power. References to healing, salvation, and deliverance give that confidence practical shape, while the call to trust and believe presents faith as the response to the character of God rather than a guarantee of a particular outcome.
The line about eyes not seeing and ears not hearing directly recalls the language of 1 Corinthians 2, where God reveals what human understanding could not discover on its own. The declaration that nothing is too hard for God also echoes the question in Jeremiah 32. Tasha Cobbs Leonard and Todd Galberth carry the song through repeated statements and spontaneous responses, creating the feel of a communal confession. Its emphasis remains consistent: divine action exceeds human imagination, and hope rests in the God who can heal, save, deliver, and accomplish what appears impossible.
Related Scripture
- 1 Corinthians 2:9 The song directly echoes the statement that no eye has seen and no ear has heard what God has prepared.
- Jeremiah 32:27 God identifies himself as Lord over all humanity and asks whether anything is too hard for him.
- Luke 1:37 The passage declares that no word from God will be impossible.