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Artist/Band:
Jaci Velasquez
Lyrics for Song: You
Lyrics for Album: Jaci Velasquez
Who makes
The sun light up my shadows
When the darkness tries to follow me?
Who makes
The air that brings me life
So I can breathe the love that's given to me?
You make ev'rything good,
Ev'rything wonderful.
You grace my days
And heaven fills my view.
Let's forever sing.
You make ev'rything pure,
Ev'rything beautiful.
You make me see the only thing that's true:
It's You,
It's You.
Who makes
The waters of my sorrow part
And leads the gladness into my heart?
Who makes
The rivers run that wash away
And clean my soul to make a new start?
You make ev'rything good,
Ev'rything wonderful.
You grace my days
And heaven fills my view.
Let's forever sing.
You make ev'rything pure,
Ev'rything beautiful.
You make me see the only thing that's true:
It's You.
You hung the moon;
You placed the stars that shine Your love for me.
I hope all that I do
Will show reflections of You.
All I do, all for You, shine Your love through me.
You make ev'rything good,
Ev'rything wonderful.
You grace my days
And heaven fills my view.
Let's forever sing.
You make ev'rything pure,
Ev'rything beautiful.
You make me see the only thing that's true,
It's You, it's You, it's You.
You're ev'rything pure and beautiful.
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You
Jaci Velasquez established herself as a defining voice in contemporary Christian music with her self-titled debut album, which introduced her powerful vocal range to a wide audience. The track "You" serves as a cornerstone of this early work, showcasing the emotive delivery and spiritual depth that would characterize her career. As part of her initial discography, the recording highlights her ability to convey profound devotion through a polished pop-gospel sound. This song remains a significant song in her catalogue, reflecting the artistic maturity she displayed upon her song into the industry. The performance captures the intimate connection between the artist and her faith, solidifying her reputation as a compelling interpreter of spiritual themes during this formative period of her musical journey. |
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