Beautifier

Expressing gratitude for the divine force, acknowledging that the King of the universe has brought beauty into the speaker's life.

Reiteration of the previous line, emphasizing the impact of the King of the universe in beautifying the speaker's life.

Addressing the divine figure as "daddy" and expressing how everything in life has been made new by this force.

Acknowledging liberation from constraints, signifying a sense of freedom granted by the divine.

Attributing the speaker's perception of grace and mercy to the divine force on a daily basis.

Highlighting a consistent experience of blessings, with a metaphorical image of being soaked in showers of blessings.

Continuation of the metaphor, emphasizing the abundance of blessings received.

Finding joy in times of mourning, suggesting a transformative effect of the divine presence.

Expecting beauty to replace pain and hardship, symbolized by receiving beauty for ashes.

Expressing a profound transformation in the speaker's life story, attributing it to the divine force.

Declaration of praise and gratitude for the positive changes brought about by the divine.

Referring to the divine as the King of Glory, emphasizing the majesty and splendor of the divine force.

Committing to spreading the news about the positive transformation experienced.

Repetition of the speaker's intention to share the divine impact on their life with the world.

Done for me

What you have done for me

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Repetition of the idea that the divine force is the beautifier, bringing positive changes to the speaker's life.

Describing the removal of pain and shame by the beautifier, and the conferral of a new name, indicating a transformative experience.

Taken away the shame

My beautifier has beautified my life

Given me a new name

Acknowledging the divine presence working within the speaker, specifically in the heart, and being a source of emotional influence.

Repetition of the idea of the beautifier working within, affecting the speaker emotionally.

Attributing the speaker's creation to the divine for the purpose of displaying glory to the world.

Reiteration of the beautifier's impact on the speaker, emphasizing visibility to the world.

Repetition of the theme of joy, beauty, and transformed story, with a commitment to proclaim the divine actions to the world.

Beauty for ashes

You changed my whole story (Story)

Now I sing your praises

King of (Glory)

I'll let the whole world know

What you have done for me

Done for me

(Empty line, potentially for musical or rhythmic reasons, devoid of specific lyrical content)

Reiteration of the idea that the divine force is the beautifier, bringing positive changes to the speaker's life.

Describing the removal of pain and shame by the beautifier, and the conferral of a new name, indicating a transformative experience.

Taken away the pain

Taken away the shame

My beautifier has beautified my life

Given me a new name

Reiteration of the initial gratitude, emphasizing the divine beautification of life out of love.

King of the universe has beautified my life

Out of your love for me you beautified my life

Continuation of expressing how the divine force has brought beauty into the speaker's life out of love.