There's No One Like You, How Great Thou Art
A Divine Symphony: Embracing the Unparalleled Love and Grace
Lyrics
I want to adore you
I express a strong desire to worship and admire you.
For everything you are Lord
This is a declaration of reverence, acknowledging all aspects of your divine nature.
I need to praise you
I feel compelled to give praise to you.
For everything you are Lord
This line repeats the sentiment expressed in line 2, emphasizing the need for praise.
There's no one like you
There is no one comparable to you, highlighting the uniqueness and greatness of the divine.
No one will love me like you do
Expressing the unmatched love received from the divine, emphasizing the exclusivity of this love.
I need you everyday
There is a daily necessity for your presence and guidance in my life.
In you i fell safe and
In you, I find safety, and your embrace is my place of shelter.
your arms are my refuge
Continuing the metaphor of finding refuge in the divine's arms, emphasizing security and protection.
There's no one like you
Reiteration of the idea that there is no one comparable to the divine.
Nothing makes sense without you Lord
Life lacks meaning and purpose without the presence and guidance of the divine.
God thank you for chosing me
Expressing gratitude for being chosen by God, acknowledging a sense of divine selection.
You saved me now i am free
Recognition of being saved by the divine, leading to a state of freedom.
Then sings my soul ,my savior God to thee
Quoting a classic hymn, expressing the soul's song of praise to the savior.
How great thou art,how great thou art
Acknowledging the greatness of the divine, echoing the hymn's emphasis on the grandeur of God.
then sings my soul ,my savior God to thee
Repeating the soul's song, emphasizing the continued praise and awe for the savior.
How great thou art , how geat thou art
Reiterating the greatness of the divine, underscoring the magnificence and splendor.
I want to adore you ,foe everything you are lord.
Final repetition of the desire to adore, emphasizing the all-encompassing nature of worship.
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