Lyrics
Verse 1
In the morning when the mercies are new
In the evening when the day is done
In the middle when my soul needs reminding
You’re still good, you so good
Chorus
After all of these years
you’re still good you're so good
Verse 2
In the waiting when my heart is confused
In the trusting - when my hope feels lost
In the harvest when I’m holding the promise
You're still good, you're so good
Chorus (Repeat)
After all of these years
you’re still good you're so good
Bridge
From generation to generation
There no boundaries to your greatness
No eye has seen ear has heard
You’re not done yet
After all of these years
your still good you're so good
There's no limits to your greatness
My strong tower your name has saved us
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Meaning & Inspiration
“After All These Years” by Todd Galberth and Maverick City Music is a worship song of steady gratitude. Its verses go through the day and through life’s moods, morning when mercies are new, evening when the day is done, and the middle when the soul needs reminding. Each ends with the same answer: “You’re still good, you’re so good.”
The second verse looks at harder places: waiting while the heart is confused, trusting while hope feels lost, and holding a promise at harvest. The chorus ties them together with “After all of these years, you’re still good.” The line suggests praise that has been tested over time.
The bridge widens to generations, says there are no boundaries to God’s greatness, and quotes the language of “no eye has seen, ear has heard,” followed by “You’re not done yet.” The themes are close to Lamentations 3:22-23, Psalm 145:3-4 and 1 Corinthians 2:9. The song is quiet and grateful.
Related Scripture
- Lamentations 3:22-23 New mercies every morning
- Psalm 145:3-4 One generation commends His works to another
- 1 Corinthians 2:9 What no eye has seen, nor ear heard