Lyrics
Lead: Everything, Everything to me.
Chorus: Your'e everthing to me.
Chorus: Everything
Lead: Everything to me.
Your'e everthing to me.
Lead: Life and breath
Lead: Everything to me.
Your'e everthing to me.
Lead: Your'e my peace.
Lead: Everything to me.
Chorus: Your'e everthing to me.
Lead: Joy in sorrow.
Lead: Everything to me.
Chorus: Your'e everthing to me.
Lead: Hope for tomorrow.
Lead: Everything to me.
Chorus: Your'e everthing to me.
Lead:Master
Chorus: repeat
Lead:Savior
Chorus: repeat
Lead:Ruler
Chorus: repeat
Lead:Redeemer
Chorus: repeat
Lead: He was your shelter from the rain, shelter
Chorus:Shelter
Lead:When money got funny
he was your provider
Chorus:Provider
Lead:When u got stuck in your mess he was
your deliverer
Chorus:Deliverer
Lead: When u was sick in your body he was your
healer.
Chorus: Healer
Lead: When your parents weren't there, he was
Father
Chorus:Father
Lead:Anybody had to live without there Father
Say Father
Chorus: Father
Lead: You didn't make it this far alone, he was
your Father
Chorus: Father
Lead: Glory, Glory Let's call him savior one more
time.
Chorus:Savior
Lead: Now let's life up the name of Jesus, CALL HIM, CALL HIM
Chorus: JESUS
Lead:One that saved your soul, whats his name?
Chorus: JESUS
Lead:The only one that was there when the
smoke cleared, whats his name?
Chorus: JESUS
Lead: When your friends turn their back on you, but he says im not leavin
Chorus: JESUS
Lead: My Grandma use to say, CALL HIM, CALL HIM, CALL HIM, CALL HIM, CALL HIM.
Lead: I bow before the KING, I bow before the KING, I bow before the KING, I bow before the KING.
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Meaning & Inspiration
Everything Part 1 & Part 2 centers on a sustained confession that Jesus is sufficient in every circumstance. The repeated response names him as life, breath, peace, joy, hope, Savior, provider, deliverer, healer, and Father. Its call-and-response shape gives the song the character of congregational praise, while the closing bow before the King expresses reverence alongside celebration.
The lyric’s images align closely with biblical descriptions of God’s care. Calling him shelter in rain and help amid hardship recalls the refuge language of Psalm 46:1. The names Savior and Redeemer point to the saving work associated with Jesus, while the declaration that no one has come this far alone emphasizes dependence rather than self-sufficiency. Even references to money, sickness, absent family, and abandoned friendships remain focused on divine presence in ordinary distress. The result is a direct testimony of gratitude: every need and every answer are gathered into the repeated claim that Christ is everything to me.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 46:1 The psalm describes God as a refuge and present help in trouble.
- Philippians 4:19 Paul affirms that God supplies every need according to his riches in Christ.
- Psalm 68:5 God is described as a father to the fatherless.