I Will Lift Up My Voice
Rebecca St. James · Refresh My Heart [1991]
I will lift my voice to the King of Kings,
As an offerings to Him,
I will lift my heart to the King of Kings,
As an offering to Him,
Jesus, how I love You,
I will worship You alone.
Jesus, precious Jesus,
I will serve You, You alone.
I will lift my voice to the King of Kings,
As an offerings to Him,
I will lift my heart to the King of Kings,
As an offering to Him,
Jesus, how I love You,
I will worship You alone,
Jesus, precious Jesus,
I will serve You, You alone.
Oh, Jesus, how I love You,
I will worship You alone,
Jesus, precious Jesus,
I will serve You, You alone
As an offerings to Him,
I will lift my heart to the King of Kings,
As an offering to Him,
Jesus, how I love You,
I will worship You alone.
Jesus, precious Jesus,
I will serve You, You alone.
I will lift my voice to the King of Kings,
As an offerings to Him,
I will lift my heart to the King of Kings,
As an offering to Him,
Jesus, how I love You,
I will worship You alone,
Jesus, precious Jesus,
I will serve You, You alone.
Oh, Jesus, how I love You,
I will worship You alone,
Jesus, precious Jesus,
I will serve You, You alone
I Will Lift Up My Voice
Released on the 1991 album Refresh My Heart, this track by Rebecca St. James exemplifies the heartfelt, acoustic-driven style that defined her early career. The song features St. James's signature clear vocals and melodic phrasing, characteristic of the contemporary Christian music genre prevalent during that era. It serves as a testament to her ability to blend traditional hymnody with modern production, creating an uplifting atmosphere that resonated with listeners seeking spiritual encouragement. The recording remains a staple in her discography, reflecting the sincere and emotive approach that established her reputation as a prominent artist in the faith-based music scene.