Lyrics
Verse 1
Look what You've done for me, Your blood has set me free
Jesus my Lord, look what You've done for me
I haven't been the same, ever since that day I called Your name
Yahweh, Yahweh look what You've done for me
Chorus
What can I do for You my Lord?
I want You to know, my heart is Yours
It's not a question of what You can do for me
But what can I do for You my Lord?
Verse 2
Up to Your cross I crawled, now I am standing ten feet tall
Jesus my Saviour look what You've done for me
You're free at last I'm free, I owe You my life completely
Yahweh, Yahweh look what You've done for me
Chorus (Repeat)
My Lord, Hallelujah, Hallelujah
Chorus (Repeat x2)
My Lord, Hallelujah
Tag (Repeat x2)
Look what You've done, look what You've done
Look what You've done for me, my Lord
Chorus (Repeat, closing)
It's not a question of what You can do for me
What can I do for You my Lord? Yeah
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Meaning & Inspiration
"Look What You've Done" opens with direct testimony, crediting blood specifically for freedom and naming transformation as beginning the moment Christ's name was called. That specific turning point, a day a name was called, grounds the song's gratitude in a remembered moment rather than gradual change.
Its chorus flips an expected question, asking not what more can be received but what can be given in return, declaring the heart already handed over. That reversal, giving rather than asking, repeats throughout the song as its central, settled posture toward the one credited with such transformation.
Rooted in contemporary worship's testimony-driven anthem tradition, the song functions as an extended declaration of gratitude and surrendered devotion, its second verse describing crawling to the cross and now standing tall, crediting that complete reversal entirely to a life now owed in full to the one who accomplished it.
Related Scripture
- Galatians 5:1 Describes freedom secured by Christ, directly echoed in the song's declaration that his blood has set the singer free.
- Romans 10:13 Describes calling on the Lord's name, directly echoed in the song's description of transformation beginning the day his name was called.