You Did It All
Richard Smallwood's song 'You Did It All' is a worship ballad expressing gratitude for God's unconditional love and sacrificial death on the cross. The lyrics reflect on God's faithfulness from before the singer knew Him, providing strength in weakness and comfort in sorrow. The chorus emphasizes Christ's atoning work at Calvary as the ultimate act of love. The bridge reassures of God's constant presence during times of weeping. The song draws on themes of redemption and divine care, reminiscent of passages like Psalm 121:2 about help coming from the Lord.
[Verse 1:]
Lord, You loved me before I even loved myself,
Your loving arms reached out for me, You said,
don't worry, I'll be there when there's no one else
I'm everything that you need.
[Chorus:]
You cared for me,
You set me free,
You gave Your life on Calvary,
You did it all for me.
[Verse 2:]
In my weakness I feel Your strength sustaining me,
for all my help comes from You.
And in my sorrow I feel such comfort and relief,
nothing can shake my love for You.
[Chorus]
[Bridge:]
You are there when I cry,
walking close at me side.
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[Bridge]
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