Lyrics
If I had my choice I would choose You every time
If I had my choice I would choose You every time
If I had my choice I would choose You every time
I would choose You everytime that's why
To worship You I live
To worship You I live
I live, I live to worship You
To worship You I live
To worship You I live
I live, I live to worship You
To worship You I live
To worship You I live
I live, I live to worship You
It's what I was meant for
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To worship You I live
To worship You I live
I live, I live to worship You
To worship You I live
To worship You I live
I live, I live to worship You
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Meaning & Inspiration
“To Worship You I Live” centers on a single declaration: worship is the singer’s defining purpose. The opening choice of God “every time” presents devotion as more than a passing response. It is a settled allegiance, repeated until the words take on the character of prayer. The refrain then reduces that commitment to its clearest form, joining life and worship so closely that neither is imagined apart from the other.
The song’s simplicity gives its central confession room to breathe. Rather than developing a detailed narrative, it remains before God in adoration, using repetition and wordless singing to sustain attention on him. Its theme aligns closely with Paul’s call to present one’s life as worship and with the psalmist’s desire to seek God continually. The spontaneous close reinforces the sense of an extended worship moment, while the phrase “It’s what I was meant for” frames praise as identity, vocation, and grateful response to God.
Related Scripture
- Romans 12:1 Paul calls the offering of one’s whole life to God true worship.
- Psalm 27:4 The psalmist expresses a sustained desire to remain before the Lord.