You Saw Me
Hillsong · Saviour King [2007]
Your glory fills the earth
Still You chose surrender
You gave Yourself for me
God of my salvation
Hope of righteousness
You paid the price of freedom
You took a lonely cross
Bless the Lord always
Bless Your holy name
And You saw me
When You took a crown of thorns
And Your blood washed over me
And You loved me
Through the nails that You bore
And Your blood washes over me
Amazing like no other
Grace without an end
As Your word had promised
You died and rose again
Bless the Lord always
Bless Your holy name
Bless the Lord always
Bless Your holy name
And You saw me
When You took a crown of thorns
And Your blood washed over me
And You loved me
Through the nails that You bore
And Your blood washes over me
And You saw me
When You took a crown of thorns
And Your blood washed over me
And You loved me
Through the nails that You bore
And Your blood washes over me
Bless the Lord always
Bless Your holy name
Bless the Lord always
Bless Your holy name
And You saw me
When You took a crown of thorns
And Your blood washed over me
And You loved me
Through the nails that You bore
And Your blood washes over me
And You saw me
When You took a crown of thorns
And Your blood washed over me
And You loved me
Through the nails that You bore
And Your blood washes over me
You Saw Me
Released in 2007 on the album Saviour King, You Saw Me stands as a defining track within Hillsong's expansive catalogue of contemporary Christian music. The recording captures the group's signature blend of soaring melodies and intimate worship, reflecting the spiritual themes central to their body of work during this era. As part of a prolific period for the collective, the song contributes to a broader discography that has influenced modern church music globally. Its composition aligns with the band's established style of crafting anthems that resonate deeply within congregational settings. The track remains a notable song in their history, showcasing the emotional depth and musical craftsmanship that have sustained their reputation across decades of recording.

