Undivided Heart

A simple, repeated plea runs through this worship song: teach me your way, show me your paths, and make my heart single. The opening verse borrows the posture of a psalmist asking to be led, pairing a request for instruction with a declaration of devotion. That request turns inward in the chorus, where the singer asks for purified desire and confesses a longing to serve, then lands on the title phrase — an undivided heart given so that God's name might be feared. The second chorus sharpens the point with a line about no other gods and no other love, and the bridge and outro circle that same confession like a mantra, repeating "no other gods before you" until it becomes the song's final word. There is no narrative arc or resolution here, just a steady returning to one request, which suits the spare, chant-like structure. The song treats wholeheartedness not as something already achieved but as something to be asked for, again and again, and the repetition itself carries the weight of that asking.