Tell The World
Hillsong · United: Look To You [2005]
And walk away and forget Your Name
I'll stand for You if it's all I do
'Cause there is none that compare to You
And all I want in this lifetime is You
And all I want in this whole world is You
[Incomprehensible]
Tell the world that Jesus lives
Tell the world that, tell the world that
Tell the world that He died for them
Tell the world that He lives again
No longer I but Christ in me
'Cause it's the truth that set me free
How could this world be a better place?
But by Thy mercy and by Thy grace
'Cause all I want in this lifetime is You
And all I want in this whole world is You, You, You
Tell the world that Jesus lives
Tell the world that, tell the world that
Tell the world that He died for them
Tell the world that He lives again
Tell the world that Jesus lives
Tell the world that, tell the world that
Tell the world that He died for them
Tell the world that He lives again
C'mon, c'mon, we'll tell the world about You
C'mon, c'mon, we'll tell the world about You
C'mon, c'mon, we'll tell the world about You
C'mon, c'mon, we'll tell the world about You
C'mon, c'mon, we'll tell the world about You
C'mon, c'mon, we'll tell the world about You
Tell the world that Jesus lives
Tell the world that, tell the world that
Tell the world that He died for them
Tell the world that He lives again
Tell the world that Jesus lives
Tell the world that, tell the world that
Tell the world that He died for them
Tell the world that He lives again
C'mon, c'mon, we'll tell the world about You
Tell the world that, tell the world that
C'mon, c'mon, we'll tell the world about You
Tell the world that, tell the world that
C'mon, c'mon, we'll tell the world about You
Tell the world that, tell the world that
C'mon, c'mon, we'll tell the world about You
Tell the world that, tell the world that, about You
Tell The World
Hillsong's 'Tell The World' stands as a defining anthem from their 2005 album United: Look To You. Released during the church's pivotal expansion into the global worship market, the track exemplifies the genre's shift toward anthemic, high-energy production. The song features layered vocals and driving instrumentation designed to foster communal participation, reflecting the collective spirit of Hillsong's early international breakthrough. It remains a staple in their discography, often performed at major events and contributing to the broader landscape of contemporary Christian music. The recording captures the era's emphasis on emotional immediacy and sonic grandeur, establishing a template for future worship recordings.