Todd Dulaney - King of Glory Lyrics
Lyrics
Yes the world
Will bow down and say You are God
Every man
Will bow down and say You are King
So let's start right now
Why would we wait?
King of glory fill this place
Just wanna be with You
Just wanna be with You
King of glory fill this place
Just wanna be with You
Just wanna be with You
Yes the world
Will bow down and say You are God
Every man
Will bow down and say You are King
So let's start right now
Why would we wait?
We can praise You now
In victory
King of glory fill this place
Just wanna be with You
Just wanna be with You
King of glory fill this place
Just wanna be with You
Just wanna be with You
So we'll sing Hallelujah
'Til You come again
And we'll dance in Your presence
'Til You come again
I'll just sing Hallelujah
'Til You come again
And I'll dance in Your presence
'Til You come again
We will sing Hallelujah
'Til You come again
Yes, we'll dance in Your presence
'Til You come again
We will sing Hallelujah
'Til You come again
Yes, we'll dance in Your presence
Dance in Your presence
Dance in Your presence
Dance in Your presence
King of glory fill this place
Just wanna be with You
Just wanna be with You
King of glory fill this place
Just wanna be with You
Just wanna be with You
King of glory fill this place
King of glory fill this place
King of glory fill this place
King of healing fill this place
King of my peace fill this place
King of my joy fill this place
King of power
King of glory
King of glory
King of glory
And I'll dance in Your presence
Dance in Your presence
Dance in Your presence
Dance in Your presence
Dance in Your presence
Dance in Your presence
Dance in Your presence
Dance in Your presence
Sing Hallelujah
Sing Hallelujah
Sing Hallelujah
Sing Hallelujah
Sing Hallelujah
Sing Hallelujah
Sing Hallelujah
King of glory fill this place
Just wanna be with You
Just wanna be with You
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Todd Dulaney - King of Glory (feat. Shana Wilson-Williams) (AUDIO)
Meaning & Inspiration
"King of Glory" by Todd Dulaney, released as part of the *Africa Collectors Edition* in 2018, is a powerful declaration of divine sovereignty and an earnest invitation for God's presence to permeate every aspect of life. The song centers on a profound theological truth: that ultimately, the entire world will acknowledge God's supreme authority, and every individual will recognize His kingship. This eschatological certainty, echoed in passages like Philippians 2:10-11 which states, "so that at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, in heaven and on earth and under the ground, and every tongue confess that Jesus Christ is Lord," forms the bedrock of Dulaney's message. He challenges the listener not to wait for this future reality, but to embrace it now, urging, "So let's start right now, why would we wait?" This immediacy reflects a desire to experience the fullness of God's reign in the present moment, rather than solely anticipating a future event.
The core of the song is the repeated plea, "King of glory fill this place, just wanna be with You." This isn't merely a desire for a fleeting spiritual experience, but a deep yearning for communion with the divine. The "King of Glory" is a title rich with biblical significance, often associated with God's majestic power and triumphant entry, as described in Psalm 24:7-10, where it calls to lift up their heads, O you gates; lift them up, you ancient doors, that the King of glory may come in. Dulaney's invocation transforms this majestic title into a personal invitation, seeking the indwelling presence of God, not just in a physical location, but within the hearts and lives of His people. The repetition underscores the intensity and sincerity of this longing for closeness with God.
Further expanding on this theme, the lyrics move beyond a singular title, extending the invitation to various facets of God's character: "King of healing fill this place, King of my peace fill this place, King of my joy fill this place." This expansion reveals a holistic understanding of God's dominion, recognizing Him not only as the supreme ruler but also as the ultimate source of all that is good and life-sustaining. This resonates with the scriptural narrative where God is consistently presented as the provider of healing (Exodus 15:26), peace (Philippians 4:7), and joy (Nehemiah 8:10). The song’s message is an encouragement to actively invite God's presence to bring His restorative, calming, and uplifting power into our circumstances. The concluding verses, with their fervent repetitions of "Sing Hallelujah" and "dance in Your presence 'til You come again," articulate a posture of persistent worship and joyful anticipation. This is a declaration of faith that even in the waiting, the journey is one of celebration, fueled by the certainty of God's ultimate victory and the ongoing reality of His presence. The song is a vibrant testament to the transformative power of acknowledging and inviting the "King of Glory" into every moment, fostering a spirit of unwavering hope and continuous praise.