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Lord we lift You up!  by Tonya Baker cover art

Tonya Baker - Lord we lift You up! Lyrics

Artist:
Tonya Baker

Lyrics

Halleluyah You are worthy 


Hallelujah, You are worthy to praised 


Hallelujah, You are worthy to praised 


I lift my hands, I praise you Lord 


I bow my head, I honor You Lord 


I lift my hands, I praise you Lord 


I bow my head, I honor You Lord 


Hallelujah, You are worthy to praised 


Hallelujah, You are worthy to praised 


Hallelujah, You are worthy to praised 


Hallelujah, You are worthy to praised 


I lift my hands, I praise you Lord 


I bow my head, I honor You Lord 


I lift my hands, I praise you Lord 


I bow my head, I honor You Lord 


Hallelujah so worthy 


Hallelujah, Lord we lift You up 


Hallelujah You're worthy 


Hallelujah we praise Your name 


Lord we lift You up! 


Hallelujah so worthy 


Hallelujah, Lord we lift You up 


Hallelujah You're worthy 


Hallelujah we praise Your name 


Lord we lift You up! 


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Meaning & Inspiration

This praise song uses short, repeated lines to keep its focus on adoration. Lifted hands and a bowed head become outward signs of praise and honor, while the returning Hallelujah keeps God's worthiness at the centre. Rather than developing a narrative, the lyrics function as a corporate confession built for singing together.

The song's movement from “You are worthy” to “Lord we lift You up” links recognition with response. Praise is not left as an idea but is expressed through posture, voice, and the repetition of God's name. That simplicity gives the song a clear devotional character, with every line directed toward God's honor. The recurring words also make worthiness the reason for each action: hands rise, heads bow, and voices praise because God alone is exalted. Its narrow lyrical focus supports communal worship without adding claims beyond that central confession.

Related Scripture

  • Psalm 134:2 The psalm calls worshipers to lift their hands and bless the Lord.
  • Psalm 99:5 The verse joins exaltation of God with worship at his footstool.