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More Than This by Todd Dulaney cover art

Todd Dulaney - More Than This Lyrics

Artist:
Todd Dulaney

Lyrics

Verse 1


Till I reach my goal and I see Your face
I will forever bow and worship You
Till I hear "Well done" and my assignment's through
I will forever bow and worship You


Chorus


I'll give You more, more than this
I'll give You more, more than this
Not just a little, not just a part of me


Verse 2


Till You wipe all tears and there's no more pain
I will forever bow and worship You
Till You crack the sky and the dead arise
I will forever bow and worship You


Chorus (Repeat x2)


Bridge 1


Everything
I will lay it down at Your feet
My whole life poured out an offering
Lord, right here and now, all I am is Yours


Bridge 1 (Repeat)


Chorus (Repeat x2)


Vamp


Hallelujah, hallelujah
Yeah


Bridge 2 (Repeat x8)


My heart cries, "Holy"
Lord, You are holy
My life is only to worship You


Chorus (Repeat x4)


Outro


Come on and give Him more


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Meaning & Inspiration

"More Than This" opens by naming specific future milestones, reaching a goal, hearing final approval, before committing to continued worship regardless of how long reaching them takes. That structure, present devotion promised through future uncertainty, frames the entire song around sustained rather than momentary commitment.

Its chorus names the offering directly as more than a partial gift, rejecting the idea of giving only a little or only part of oneself. A bridge extends that same commitment into concrete imagery, a whole life poured out as an offering laid at God's feet, treating total surrender as the practical expression of the chorus's repeated claim.

Rooted in contemporary gospel worship's declarative style, the song functions as an extended vow of complete devotion, its closing repetitions naming holiness directly, pairing recognition of God's holiness with a stated purpose, a life existing only to worship, as the song's final and most concentrated expression of surrender.

Related Scripture

  • Matthew 25:21 Describes hearing well done from a master, directly echoed in the song's opening verse.
  • Romans 12:1 Describes offering one's life as a living sacrifice, echoed in the song's description of a whole life poured out as an offering.