One Desire
Hillsong · Blessed [2002]
My soul desire my everything
All I am is devoted to You
How could I fail to see
You are the love that rescued me
All I am is devoted to You
And oh, how could I not be moved
Lord here with You
So have Your way in me
'Cause Lord there is just one thing
And that I will seek
This is my cry my one desire
Just to be where You are Lord
Now and forever it's more than a song
My one desire is to be with You
Is to be with You Jesus
How could I fail to see
You are the love that rescued me
All I am is devoted to You
And oh, how could I not be moved
Lord here with You
So have Your way in me
'Cause Lord there is just one thing
And that I will seek
This is my cry my one desire
Just to be where You are Lord
Now and forever it's more than a song
My one desire is to be with You
Is to be with You
This is my cry my one desire
Just to be where You are Lord
Now and forever it's more than a song
My one desire is to be with You
Is to be with You Jesus
The one thing, the one thing
That I ask is to be with You
The one thing, the one thing
That I ask is to be with You
The one thing, the one thing
That I ask is to be with You
The one thing, the one thing
That I ask is to be with You
Is to be with You
This is my cry my one desire
Just to be where You are Lord
Now and forever it's more than a song
My one desire is to be with You
Is to be with You
This is my cry my one desire
Just to be where You are Lord
Now and forever it's more than a song
My one desire is to be with You
Is to be with You Jesus Jesus
One Desire
One Desire stands as a defining track within Hillsong's early 2000s catalogue, capturing the earnest spirit of contemporary Christian worship. Released on the 2002 album Blessed, the song reflects the group's signature blend of melodic accessibility and theological depth. During this era, Hillsong solidified its reputation for crafting anthems that resonate deeply within congregational settings while maintaining broad appeal. The recording exemplifies the band's commitment to lyrical simplicity paired with soaring musical arrangements, a style that would influence countless modern worship artists. As part of a prolific body of work, this piece highlights the collective's ability to distill complex spiritual themes into memorable, singable compositions that have become staples in churches worldwide.