The Walls Group (MusiqCityWalls) - I Will Exalt You Lyrics
Lyrics
I will wait on You, I will wait on You
I will wait on You, You are my God
You are my hiding place, my safe refuge
My treasure Lord You are
You're my friend and king, anointed one
Most holy
Hooooh! Hooooh!
You are My God
I will wait on You, I will wait on You
I will exalt You, You are my God
Because You're with me, because You're with me
(As I walk through the valley of the shadow of death)
Because You're with me, I will not fear
Because You are with me, because You're with me
Because You're with me, I will not fear
Oh, you are my hiding place, my safe refuge
My treasure Lord You are
My friend and king, anointed one
Most holy
My hiding place, my safe refuge
My treasure Lord You are
My friend and king, anointed one
Most holy
My hiding place, my safe refuge
My treasure Lord You are
My friend and king, anointed one
Most holy
I will exalt You, I will exalt You
I will exalt You, You are my God
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I Will Exalt You - Darrel “MusiqCity” Walls
Meaning & Inspiration
Darrel "MusiqCity" Walls' release of "I Will Exalt You" on September 22, 2022, offers a powerful and unwavering declaration of faith, a song that resonates deeply with its profound theological underpinnings. At its core, the track is a testament to the steadfast nature of God and the believer's resolute commitment to Him, even in the face of life's most daunting trials. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of God as an impregnable fortress, a "hiding place" and "safe refuge," echoing the Psalmist's declaration in Psalm 91:2, "He is my refuge and my fortress, my God, in whom I trust." This imagery is not merely poetic; it speaks to a deeply personal and experienced reality of divine protection and security. The repeated refrain, "I will wait on You," is a profound act of surrender, acknowledging God's sovereignty and timing, a concept central to biblical teachings, as seen in Isaiah 40:31: "but those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not be faint." This waiting is not passive idleness but an active posture of trust and anticipation. The most compelling aspect of "I Will Exalt You" is its exploration of unwavering devotion amidst adversity, particularly the poignant phrase, "As I walk through the valley of the shadow of death." This direct allusion to Psalm 23:4 ("Even though I walk through the darkest valley, I will fear no evil, for you are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me") grounds the song in a rich biblical narrative of God's presence as the ultimate conqueror of fear. The declaration "I will not fear" becomes a spiritual weapon forged from the knowledge that God is not just a distant deity, but a present companion, an "anointed one," and "most holy." This intimate portrayal of God as friend and king elevates the worship beyond mere adoration to a relational intimacy, mirroring the profound connection David experienced and chronicled throughout the Psalms. The repetitive nature of the core message – waiting, trusting, and exalting – serves to solidify its truth in the listener's heart, transforming the song into a spiritual anchor and an anthem of resolute confidence in the Almighty.