Intro
Verse 1
It's Your heart we're
searching for
We want You and nothing more
Let Your glory fill this place
We're alive in Your presence
searching for
We want You and nothing more
Let Your glory fill this place
We're alive in Your presence
Chorus
We surrender all to You
Do what You want to,
Do what You want to
God we long to see You move
Do what you want to,
Do what You want to
Do what You want to,
Do what You want to
God we long to see You move
Do what you want to,
Do what You want to
Verse 2
We are standing in Your light
And our hearts are open wide
Let us see more than before
Lord, come have your way here
And our hearts are open wide
Let us see more than before
Lord, come have your way here
Bridge
All consuming fire, fall
Fall on us
All consuming fire, fall
Fall on us
Fall on us
All consuming fire, fall
Fall on us
Do What You Want To - In the Bible [Verses & Devotional]
We all have a longing to be close to God and to experience His presence. The song “Do What You Want To” by Vertical Worship speaks to this desire. The lyrics remind us that we should surrender all to God and that we should long to see Him move.
The Bible speaks to this desire as well. In Psalm 27:4, it says “One thing I ask from the Lord, this only do I seek: that I may dwell in the house of the Lord all the days of my life, to gaze on the beauty of the Lord and to seek him in his temple.” This verse speaks to our desire to be close to God and to experience His presence.
The bridge of the song speaks to the power of God’s presence. It says “All consuming fire, fall, fall on us.” This is a reminder of the power of God’s presence. In Isaiah 6:3 it says “And they were calling to one another: “Holy, holy, holy is the Lord Almighty; the whole earth is full of his glory.” This verse speaks to the power of God’s presence and how it can fill the whole earth.
The song “Do What You Want To” is a reminder that we should surrender all to God and that we should long to experience His presence. We should seek to be close to God and to experience His power and glory. May we all seek to be close to God and to experience His presence.