[Verse]
You deserve this
Sinful worship
No one like You
Jesus
[Verse]
Be my one thing
He's my offering
You can have it
Jesus
[Chorus]
And I will worship You
It's what I was born to do
Throw all else aside
I give You my life
Jesus, Jesus
Oh, I will worship You
[Verse]
No distractions
This world can have them
And I'll fix my eyes on
Jesus
[Verse]
Be my one thing
He's my offering
And You can have it
Jesus
[Chorus]
And I will worship You
It's what I was born to do
Throw all else aside
I give You my life
Jesus, Jesus
Oh, I will worship You
[Bridge]
You're beautiful
So beautiful
And I'm giving You all of my praise
You're wonderful
So wonderful
And I'll sing it again and again
You're beautiful
So beautiful
And I'm giving You all of my praise
You're wonderful
So wonderful
And I'll sing it again and again
[Chorus]
And I will worship You
It's what I was born to do
Throw all else aside
I give You my life
Jesus, Jesus
Oh, I will worship You
[Outro]
I will worship You
It's what I was born to do
It's what I was born to do
Throw all else aside
Throw all else aside
I give You my life
Jesus, Jesus
Oh, I will worship You
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Simple Worship
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Oct 21, 2026 updated
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Song Meaning
The song opens with a startling admission: the singer calls their own offering 'sinful worship,' acknowledging that even their best devotion falls short of what Jesus deserves. That honesty sets the tone for a simple, repetitive structure built around a single name. The verses circle back to a resolve to make Christ the 'one thing,' an offering that can be handed over without reservation, while the world's distractions are dismissed as something it 'can have.' The chorus states the song's core conviction plainly—worship is not an occasional act but the very purpose of being alive, so everything else gets thrown aside. A bridge shifts from resolve to adoration, repeating 'beautiful' and 'wonderful' and promising to sing the praise 'again and again,' which the outro echoes by doubling down on the lines about laying everything down. The language stays deliberately unadorned, almost childlike in its repetition, which fits the title: this is worship stripped to its essentials, a bare declaration of love and surrender rather than a complex theological argument.
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