Lyrics
I count on one thing
The same God that never fails
Will not fail me now
You won't fail me now
In the waiting
The same God who's never late
Is working all things out
Working all things out
Yes I will, lift You high in the lowest valley
Yes I will, bless Your name, oh
Yes I will, sing for joy when my heart is heavy
All my days, yes I will
I count on one thing
The same God who never fails
He will not fail me now
You won't fail me now
In the waiting
The same God who's never late
He's working all things out
You're working all things out (oh oh oh)
Yes I will, lift You high in the lowest valley
Yes I will, bless Your name
And oh, yes I will, sing for joy when my heart is heavy
All my days, oh yes I will
For all my days, oh yes, I will
I choose to praise
And glorify, glorify
The Name of all names
That nothing can stand against
I choose to praise
Glorify, glorify
The Name of all names
That nothing can stand against
I choose to praise
I glorify, glorify
The Name above all names
That nothing can stand against
I choose to praise
Lord I glorify, glorify
The Name of all names
That nothing can stand against
Oh my my my
Oh, yes I will, I'll praise Your name
Yes I will, in my lowest valley, I will
Yes I will, and when my heart is heavy, I will
Yes I will, ah
Yes I will, lift You high in my lowest valley
And yes I will, bless Your name
Oh, yes I will, sing for joy when my heart is heavy
All my days, oh yes, yes I will
For all my days, all, yes I will
For all my days, yes I will
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Yes I Will” centers on steadfast praise when circumstances are difficult and answers are still unfolding. The repeated decision to lift God high in the lowest valley gives the song a clear contrast: heaviness is acknowledged, yet worship is not postponed until hardship passes. Its language presents faith as confidence in God’s constancy, especially in the assurance that the God who has not failed remains at work.
The declaration “I choose to praise” makes worship an act of trust rather than a response limited to favorable moments. Romans 8:28 closely supports the song’s conviction that God works through every circumstance for good, while Habakkuk 3:17-18 offers a biblical picture of rejoicing even when visible provision is absent. Psalm 34:1 also reflects the commitment to bless the Lord at all times. Together, these themes frame praise as a durable confession of God’s faithfulness in waiting, sorrow, and uncertainty.
Related Scripture
- Romans 8:28 The verse affirms that God works in all things for the good of those who love him.
- Habakkuk 3:17-18 The prophet resolves to rejoice in God even when visible provision is absent.
- Psalm 34:1 The psalmist commits to blessing the Lord at all times.