Come Dance With Me
Joel Chernoff Lyrics


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Yeshua, Yeshua,
Come dance with me,
Yeshua, Yeshua,
Come dance with me

Sing, sing, sing to the Lord,
A new song, I sing to You,
With all my heart, with my lips,
Sing praises to Your name
Dance, dance, dance to the Lord,
I lift my hands to You,
With all my strength will I leap,
And in Your presence dance.

I humble myself before You,
Grateful I'll always be,
For you have brought me salvation,
You delivered me.

Without You I would have fallen,
Sin overwhelming me,
Without You I would have never know,
Your sweet mercy.

Shir, Shir, shir l'Adonai
Sing, sing, sing to the Lord)
Shir chadash, ani shar l'cha
(A new song, I sing to you)
With all my heart will my lips,
Sing praises to your name.

Rikedu, rikedu, rikedu, L'Adonai
(Dance, dance, dance to the Lord)
Ahrim' yaday elecha
(I lift my hands to you)




With all my strength will I leap,
And in your presence, dance.

Overall Meaning

Joel Chernoff's song "Come Dance With Me" is a joyful and celebratory invitation to Jesus, using imagery of dancing and singing to express worship and gratitude. The opening lines "Yeshua, Yeshua, come dance with me" are a direct call to Jesus, using the Hebrew name for Jesus, which means "salvation." The repetition of this line emphasizes the intimacy and personal relationship the singer feels with Jesus, inviting him to join in the dance of worship.


The verses of the song describe the singer's attitude of thankfulness and reverence towards God for his salvation and mercy. The line "Without You I would have fallen, sin overwhelming me" expresses a sense of dependence on God for salvation and forgiveness, while "With all my strength will I leap, and in your presence dance" demonstrates a desire to express devotion and love in a tangible way. The Hebrew phrases used throughout the song, such as "shir l'adonai" (sing to the Lord) and "rikedu l'adonai" (dance to the Lord) add a sense of cultural and linguistic richness to the lyrics, and create a sense of unity in praise.


Overall, "Come Dance With Me" is a song that inspires joy and gratitude, while also expressing a deep reverence and worshipful attitude towards God. The imagery of dancing and singing creates a sense of intimate connection and celebration, while the lyrics emphasize the singer's dependence on and gratitude for God's mercy and salvation.


Line by Line Meaning

Yeshua, Yeshua, Come dance with me,
Calling on Jesus to come dance with me in celebration of His presence.


Sing, sing, sing to the Lord, A new song, I sing to You, With all my heart, with my lips, Sing praises to Your name
Singing a fresh song of praise to the Lord with all of our being - heart, soul and voice.


Dance, dance, dance to the Lord, I lift my hands to You, With all my strength will I leap, And in Your presence dance.
Jumping and dancing in pure joy before God, lifting hands in surrender and letting our hearts exult in His presence.


I humble myself before You, Grateful I'll always be, For you have brought me salvation, You delivered me.
With humility and gratitude, acknowledging that God has saved us and brought deliverance to our souls.


Without You I would have fallen, Sin overwhelming me, Without You I would have never know, Your sweet mercy.
Recognizing that without God, we would be lost and trapped in sin, but thanking Him for His mercy and grace towards us.


Shir, Shir, shir l'Adonai Sing, sing, sing to the Lord) Shir chadash, ani shar l'cha (A new song, I sing to you) With all my heart will my lips, Sing praises to your name.
Continuing to sing to the Lord with gratitude and pouring out our hearts to Him in worship.


Rikedu, rikedu, rikedu, L'Adonai (Dance, dance, dance to the Lord) Ahrim' yaday elecha (I lift my hands to you) With all my strength will I leap, And in your presence, dance.
Dancing with greater intensity in God's presence, boldly lifting hands in worship and joyfully expressing our love for Him.




Writer(s): Jimmy van Heusen, Sammy Cahn

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