Let No Man Take Your Crown
Twila Paris's song "Let No Man Take Your Crown" is a stirring call to perseverance and faithfulness in the Christian walk. The lyrics use the metaphor of a crown to represent the responsibility and authority given by the King, urging believers not to give up or let anyone steal their reward. It emphasizes diligence, obedience, and the importance of following through on God's calling. The song encourages listeners to remain faithful until they lay their crown at Jesus' feet, echoing the biblical promise of a crown of life for those who endure.
A crown is heavy you could fall beneath the weight
Consider carefully before you abdicate
The King has give you responsibility
And when you wear it you wear his authority
Let no man take it, let no man take it
Let no man take it, let no man take it
Let no man take your crown
Let no man take your crown
Till at his feet you lay it down
May you be ever faithful found
Let no man take your crown
If Im unwilling to make sure the job is done
Then I can tell the King to find another one
Who will be diligent to carry out the plan
Let us determine to except every command
Let no man take it, let no man take it
Let no man take it, let no man take it
Let no man take your crown
Let no man take your crown
Till at his feet you lay it down
May you be ever faithful found
Let no man take your crown
He had a reason for choosing you
You have a reason to follow through
Let no man take your crown
Let no man take your crown
Till at his feet you lay it down
May you be ever faithful found
Let no man take your crown
Let no man take your crown
Let no man take your crown
Let no man take your crown
Let no man take your crown