I Love Jesus
Joyful Praise: Embracing Life's Rhythms with Love for Jesus
Lyrics
Sometimes I feel like a nut, sometimes I don't
Sometimes I experience a serious demeanor, while at other times I do not.
Sometimes I'm serious, sometimes I'm not
My mood and attitude vary – I can be serious or not, depending on the situation.
Whatever expression my praise may be
Regardless of the way I express my praise.
There's only one thing that I want the world to see is
The only thing I want the world to witness is
I love Jesus, He loves me
My love for Jesus, and His reciprocal love for me.
We're as happy as can be
We are joyous and content in our relationship.
Cause I love Him, He loves me too
Because of my love for Him and His love for me.
I love Jesus, how 'bout you
Expressing my affection and devotion to Jesus, and questioning if the listener shares the same sentiment.
Sometimes I wanna dance, sometimes I bow
At times, I feel like dancing, while at other times, I humbly bow.
Sometimes I wanna sing, sometimes I shout
My expressions of praise include singing and shouting.
I'm overflowing in either way
My enthusiasm and devotion overflow in both forms of expression.
I just can't hold it in, I've gotta stand and say that
I cannot contain my emotions; I must stand and proclaim
I love Jesus, He loves me
My love for Jesus, and His reciprocal love for me.
We're as happy as can be
We are joyous and content in our relationship.
Cause I love Him, He loves me too
Because of my love for Him and His love for me.
I love Jesus, how 'bout you
Expressing my affection and devotion to Jesus, and questioning if the listener shares the same sentiment.
Now scream
An instruction to express excitement or enthusiasm, possibly by screaming.
I love Jesus, He loves me
Reiterating my love for Jesus, and His reciprocal love for me.
We're as happy as can be
We are joyous and content in our relationship.
Cause I love Him, He loves me too
Because of my love for Him and His love for me.
I love Jesus, how 'bout you
Expressing my affection and devotion to Jesus, and questioning if the listener shares the same sentiment.
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