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Jeremy Riddle's 'We Crown You' is a worship song expressing a deep longing to know God more intimately and see Him clearly. The lyrics convey a posture of humility and desperation, kneeling before God and asking Him to remove confusion, doubts, and disillusionment. The song emphasizes a desire to be drawn close to God and remain in awe of Him, moving beyond partial understanding to experience the fullness of His grace and the wonders of His heart. It is a prayerful cry for deeper revelation and closeness to the divine.
I long to know You more rightly
I long to see You more clearly
Won't You show me more and more of You
No longer to simply see in part
The fullness of Your grace
The wonders of Your heart
May I be so bold and ask of You
May I ask?
Here I am crying
Before You I am kneeling
I am filled with desperation
To be close to You
Rend the veil of my confusion
All my doubts and disillusions
Draw me close and keep me still there
In awe of You
In awe of You
I long to know You more rightly
I long to see You more clearly
Won't You show me more and more of You
No, no longer to simply see in part
The fullness of Your grace
The wonders of Your heart
May I be so bold and ask of You
May I ask?
And here I am crying
Before You I am kneeling
I am filled with desperation
To be close to You (to be close to You)
Rend the veil of my confusion
All my doubts and disillusions
Draw me close and keep me still there
In awe of You
In awe of You
To see more of You
To see much more of You, God
I must see more
I must see more