Lyrics
Were I to count all of the ways You’ve
Shown me Your love, poured out Your grace
I’d run out of days to give You enough thanks
Lord I could think, of a thousand reasons
Wouldn’t be hard, no it’d be easy
That’s just how good, good You have been to me
But even if You don’t do another thing
I’ll lift my hands
Again and again
Your praise won’t end
All because
You’re simply worthy
You’re simply worthy
Of everything
That I could bring
My offering
All because
You’re simply worthy
You’re simply worthy
Here’s my attempt to ascribe You glory
Honor and praise, all to You only
No other name, nothing comes close to You
Jesus it’s all, Jesus it’s all for You
I’ll lift my hands
Again and again
Your praise won’t end
All because
You’re simply worthy
You’re simply worthy
Of everything
That I could bring
My offering
All because
You’re simply worthy
You’re simply worthy
Worthy, worthy, You are
Worthy, Jesus You’re worthy, You are
Worthy, worthy, You are
Worthy, Jesus You’re worthy, You are
Worthy of worship and worthy of praise
Worthy of honor and worthy of thanks
Worthy of glory forever always
Worthy
I’ll lift my hands
Again and again
Your praise won’t end
All because
You’re simply worthy
You’re simply worthy
Of everything
That I could bring
My offering
All because
You’re simply worthy
You’re simply worthy
You’re simply worthy
Simply worthy
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Meaning & Inspiration
Simply Worthy presents praise as a response to God’s character rather than a bargain based on further blessings. The opening lines remember love and grace already received, yet the central confession goes beyond gratitude for particular acts. Even if nothing else changes, the song maintains that Jesus remains worthy of lifted hands, honor, thanks, glory, and every available offering.
That emphasis closely aligns with biblical scenes in which worship is directed to God because of divine worthiness. Revelation 4 portrays honor, glory, and praise offered before God’s throne, while Hebrews describes praise as an ongoing sacrifice confessed through faithful lips. The repeated word “worthy” gives the lyric a simple devotional focus, and the phrase “all to You only” reinforces its exclusive direction toward Jesus. Rather than measuring worship by circumstances, the song depicts praise as a continuing answer to grace and goodness. Its final repetition leaves the main claim undistracted: Jesus is worthy in himself.
Related Scripture
- Revelation 4:11 The heavenly worshipers declare God worthy to receive glory, honor, and power.
- Hebrews 13:15 Believers are called to offer continual praise to God through Jesus.