Track 04 · Praise

Sing, My Soul

An inward devotional moment where the worshipper calls their own soul back to praise.

Released 4th May 2026

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Verse 1

Sing, my soul, and bless the Saviour

Lift your eyes and praise His name

For the mercy of the morning

For the grace that does not change

When your heart is slow to worship

When your strength is feeling small

Call to mind His faithful kindness

He has held you through it all

Chorus

Sing, my soul

Bless the Lord who won’t forsake you

Sing, my soul

For His mercy and His goodness

Sing, my soul

Verse 2

When the night has left you weary

When the tears have marked your face

Still the cross of Christ stands before you

Still the empty grave brings hope

He is worthy in the waiting

He is worthy in the song

He is worthy when the answers

Seem delayed and hope feels long

Chorus

Sing, my soul

Bless the Lord who won’t forsake you

Sing, my soul

For His mercy and His goodness

Sing, my soul

Bridge

Remember all His kindness

Remember all His grace

Remember how He found you

And carried all your shame

Remember He is faithful

Remember He is near

Let every fear be quiet

For Christ is with you here

Bridge

Remember all His kindness

Remember all His grace

Remember how He found you

And carried all your shame

Remember He is faithful

Remember He is near

Let every fear be quiet

For Christ is with you here

Final Chorus

Sing, my soul

Bless the Lord who won’t forsake you

Sing, my soul

For His mercy and His goodness

Sing, my soul

Outro

Sing, my soul

The heart behind the song

A song for
praise.

Sing, My Soul exists to give listeners and gathered worshippers a clear way into praise. An inward devotional moment where the worshipper calls their own soul back to praise.

Explore the meaning

At its heart, the song treats praise as something to be received before it is performed. The focus is not on musical display, but on helping attention turn towards Jesus with language that feels plain, prayerful and singable.

The title gives the song its centre of gravity. Around that centre, the words and movement of the song hold remembrance and self-exhortation, making room for personal devotion and shared congregational response.

For listening and worship

For everyday listening, the song offers worship language for moments when praise needs to be remembered and sung, not merely understood.

For churches and worship leaders, it is shaped as a psalm-like centre: clear in focus, connected to the wider EP, and intended to serve gathered voices as well as personal prayer.