Lyrics
Chorus
Hallelujah to the One who died and conquered all... (x2)
Verse 1
The blood shed way back on Calvary
It washed away my sins
Cleansed me deep within and covered me
Chorus
Hallelujah to the One who died and conquered all... (x2)
Verse 1 (Repeat)
The blood shed way back on Calvary
It washed away my sins
Cleansed me deep within and covered me
Bridge
We crown You Lord of All (x2)
Vamp
We crown You King
We crown You Lord
(x2)
Chorus
Hallelujah to the One who died and conquered all... (x2)
Credits & Song Information
- Producer
- Benjamin Byrd, Dontaniel Jamel Kimbrough, Todd Dulaney
- Community reviewed · Todd Dulaney official YouTube channel
Video
Meaning & Inspiration
“Conquered All” by Todd Dulaney is a live worship song that centers on the cross and its victory. The chorus is a Hallelujah to “the One who died and conquered all.” The verse looks back at the blood shed on Calvary, which washed away sin, cleansed deep within, and covered the singer.
That wording is close to 1 John 1:7, where the blood of Jesus cleanses from all sin, and John 16:33, where Jesus says He has overcome the world. The idea of conquering through death also recalls Colossians 2:15, which describes Christ triumphing over powers at the cross.
The bridge shifts from thanks to coronation: “We crown You Lord of all,” followed by a vamp that crowns Him King and Lord. This is close to Philippians 2:9-11 and Revelation 19:16, where Christ is exalted and called King of kings. The song is short and repeated, which leaves room for a congregation to stay in praise. The message is that Calvary is both forgiveness and victory.
Related Scripture
- 1 John 1:7 The blood of Jesus cleanses from all sin
- John 16:33 I have overcome the world
- Revelation 19:16 King of kings and Lord of lords