Byron Cage Medley
Byron Cage Lyrics


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Oooooooooooo, ooooooooooooooo
Oooooooooooo, ooooooooooooooo

[Chorus:]
Lord we glorify you, and we lift you up
Serving you oh lord is a privilage
I'm gonna lift you up
[x4]

[Verse:]
From the rising of the sun(I'm gonna lift you up) thank you jesus
Until the sun is all gone(I'm gonna lift you up) thank you lord
Lord you're worthy of praise(I'm gonna lift you up) uh huh
I think I'll praise you all my days(I'm gonna lift you up)

[Chorus:]

[Bridge:]
Glory, honor, mighty, power, worthy, jesus, I'm gonna lift you up
Glory, honor, mighty, power, worthy, jesus, I'm gonna lift you up
Glory, honor, mighty, power, worthy, jesus, I'm gonna lift you up
Glory, honor, mighty, power, worthy, jesus, I'm gonna lift you up
I'm gonna lift you up, I'm gonna lift you, up

Yet praise him, magnify the lord, yet praise him

[Verse:]
Clap your hands all ye people, shout unto the lord with praise
Sing unto the lord a new song, shout unto the lord with praise
Sing unto him all the earth, make a joyful sound and bless his holy name
Let the high praises of god be heard, sing unto him all the earth
Let the high praises of god be heard, sing unto him all the earth

Yet praise him, magnify the lord, yet praise him, glorify his name
Yet praise him, in trouble, yet praise him, lord we lift you up
Yet praise him, yet praise him, yet praise him
Yet praise him, yet praise him, yet praise him
Yet praise him

Shabach, halleluja, barauch, praise the lord
Shabach, halleluja, barauch, praise the lord
Shabach, halleluja, barauch, praise the lord
Shabach, halleluja, barauch, praise the lord

Yadah, extend your hands
Todah, lift up your hands
Tahilah, means to sing
Karah means to dance, dance, dance, dance

Shabach, halleluja, barauch, praise the lord
Shabach, halleluja, barauch, praise the lord
Shabach, halleluja, barauch, praise the lord
Shabach, halleluja, barauch, praise the lord

Yadah, extend your hands
Todah, lift up your hands
Tahilah, means to sing
Karah means to dance, dance, dance, dance

Shabach, shabach

Shabach, shabach

Shabach, halleluja, blessed be the rock, shabach
Shabach, halleluja, blessed be the rock, shabach

Shabach

Shabach, halleluja, blessed be the rock, shabach
Shabach, halleluja, blessed be the rock, shabach
Blessed be the rock, blessed be the rock
Blessed be the rock, blessed be the rock
Blessed be the rock, blessed be the rock
Blessed be the rock, blessed be the rock
Blessed be the rock, blessed be the rock
Blessed be the rock
Shabach, shabach

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Byron Cage's song entitled Byron Cage Medley are a collection of expressions of worship and adoration to God. The song opens with echoing repetitions of “oooo,” which sets the tone for a fluid yet energetic praise session. The chorus is a dedication of love and honor to the Lord, declaring that serving Him is a pleasure, and the singer is determined to lift Him up always. The first verse is a statement of gratitude from the beginning of the day to the end of it, with the assurance that the Lord is worthy of praise. The bridge amplifies the praises to the Lord, highlighting how great He is and how deserving of our adoration. The second verse calls for an active, enthusiastic display of worship, with the audience to sing, shout, and clap to show their appreciation for the Lord. The song concludes with the Hebrew words “Shabach, hallelujah, blessed be the rock” which is interpreted to mean that our praises and worship should exalt and bring glory to the Almighty God.


Overall, the lyrics of Byron Cage Medley are a celebration of God's awesomeness, His mighty power, and His glory. It encourages the believers to lift Him up in every circumstance and give Him the great praise and honor that He deserves.


Line by Line Meaning

Lord we glorify you, and we lift you up
We show our respect and admiration to you, oh Lord, and we exalt you in our praises


Serving you oh Lord is a privilege
We consider it an honor and a special opportunity to be able to serve and worship you, oh Lord


I'm gonna lift you up
I will elevate and lift you up in my praises and worship, oh Lord, always and forever


From the rising of the sun(I'm gonna lift you up) thank you jesus
Starting from the moment the sun rises, I will lift you up and thank you, Jesus, for everything


Until the sun is all gone(I'm gonna lift you up) thank you lord
Even when the sun sets and is gone from sight, I will continue to lift you up in praise and thanksgiving, oh Lord


Lord you're worthy of praise(I'm gonna lift you up) uh huh
You are deserving and worthy of all my praises, oh Lord, and that is why I will lift you up in my worship


I think I'll praise you all my days(I'm gonna lift you up)
For all the days of my life, I will continue to praise and lift you up, oh Lord


Glory, honor, mighty, power, worthy, jesus, I'm gonna lift you up
You are full of glory, honor, might, power, and worthy to be praised, Jesus, and I will continue to lift you up in my worship


Clap your hands all ye people, shout unto the lord with praise
Let everybody clap their hands and shout in praise to the Lord, as a sign of our collective worship and respect


Sing unto the lord a new song, shout unto the lord with praise
Let us sing a new song to the Lord, and shout with praise and thanksgiving in our hearts for everything He has done for us


Sing unto him all the earth, make a joyful sound and bless his holy name
Let all the earth sing praises to Him, making a joyful noise and blessing His holy name


Let the high praises of god be heard, sing unto him all the earth
May the highest praises of God be heard throughout the earth, and let everyone sing to Him in adoration and worship


Yet praise him, in trouble, yet praise him, lord we lift you up
Even in the midst of troubles and trials, we will continue to praise and lift you up, oh Lord


Shabach, halleluja, barauch, praise the lord
Let us exalt, praise, and bless the Lord through the Hebrew words shabach, halleluja, and barauch


Yadah, extend your hands
The Hebrew word yadah means to extend your hands in praise, indicating our devotion and respect to God


Todah, lift up your hands
The Hebrew word todah means to lift up your hands in gratitude and thanksgiving, acknowledging all the blessings He has given us


Tahilah, means to sing
The Hebrew word tahilah means to sing in praise and thanksgiving to the Lord


Karah means to dance, dance, dance, dance
The Hebrew word karah means to dance in celebration, indicating our joy and delight in the Lord


Blessed be the rock, blessed be the rock
Let us bless and exalt the Lord, our rock and our salvation, for everything He has done for us




Writer(s): byron cage, tobias fox

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@khethanidarrylmadzhie1348

I grew up dancing to your music. I got saved and discovered you early in my Christian journey. Your music kept me grounded. Today I’m a man serving the Lord with my gifts. Thank you for your ministry

@LKaiMadison

Those background singers wore Shabach OUT!!!!!! Whew!!!!! I'd be on the floor, sweatin' & all outta breath!

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@kudzaiche

So grateful to have grown up with this 💃🏾🔥🔥 Praise be to you Jesus!!! 🙌🏾

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Wow. To grow up on this is a blessed opportunity indeed. I only came across this wonderful man about two years ago thanks to YouTube Music. Such a blessing...

@kudzaiche

@@micheleeelyse Yeah my mom kept a flash drive with bangers lined up and played the songs at home and in the car everyday when she dropped me off at school 😊 I did not like it at some point because it was the same lineup every year 🤣 but now, I looove them and know every word and ad-lib. They take me through life fr

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