Lyrics
Jesus Jesus
This alone
None on the earth nor heavens above
That I have found more beautiful
You are my treasure
My great Jesus
Jesus Jesus
Precious lord
None on the earth nor heavens above
That I have found more beautiful
You are my treasure
My great reward
I just wanna move your heart
It's all I wanna do
I just wanna stand in awe
And pour my love on you
No matter how much the cost
I freely give it all
To you
Jesus Jesus
My offering
All my ambitions
My hopes my dreams
And here's my life lord
A sacrifice
Oh just to bless you
Cause I just wanna move your heart
It's all I wanna do
I just wanna stand in awe and pour my love on you
No matter how much the cost
I freely give it all to you
I just wanna move your heart
Get caught within your gaze
Right here in your presence God is where I wanna stay
Oh just to dwell in your house
Waste my hours and my days on you
Just on you
Is it a fragrance
Then I pour my oil out
Is a life laid down
Then here I give my vows
Is it a song I sing
Then here's every melody
Just tell me what moves you
Tell me what moves you
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Meaning & Inspiration
The song presents worship as whole-life devotion. The lyrics call Jesus treasure and reward, and they place ambitions, hopes, dreams, and life itself before him as an offering. The central refrain expresses a desire to honor his heart, stand in awe, and demonstrate love without reserving any cost. Fragrance, poured oil, a laid-down life, and song all become pictures of the same surrender.
The song's fragrance and oil imagery recalls Mark 14:3-9, where costly perfume is poured on Jesus as an act of devotion. Romans 12:1 also illuminates the language of offering, calling for a body presented as a living sacrifice to God. The desire to deell in the Lord's house further echoes Psalm 27:4. Together, these images depict worship as adoration, presence, and the open gift of a life.
Related Scripture
- Mark 14:3-9 A costly fragrance is poured on Jesus as an act of devotion.
- Romans 12:1 The passage calls for one's body to be presented to God as a living sacrifice.
- Psalm 27:4 The psalmist desires to dwell in the Lord's house and gaze upon him.