From the birds that sing
In the tallest trees
To the human life
Of you and me
From the desert sands
To the place we stand
He's God of all
He is everything
I'm giving my life to the only One
Who makes the moon reflect the sun
Every starry night
That was His design
I'm giving my life to the only Son
Who was and is and yet to come
Let the praises ring
'Cause He is everything
'Cause He is everything
From the autumn leaves
That will ride the breeze
To the faith it takes
To pray and see
From the painted sky
To my plank filled eye
He's God of all
He is everything, whoa
I'm giving my life to the only One
Who makes the moon reflect the sun
Every starry night
That was His design
I'm giving my life to the only Son
Who was and is and yet to come
Let the praises ring
'Cause He is everything
Everything
Hallelujah, hallelujah
I believe, oh, oh
Hallelujah, hallelujah
I believe
I'm giving my life to the only One
Who makes the moon reflect the sun
On that starry night
He changed my life
I'm giving it all to the only Son
Who gave me hope when I had none
So let the praises ring
I'm giving my life to the only One
Who makes the moon reflect the sun
Every starry night
It was His design
I'm giving my life to the only Son
Who was and is and yet to come
Every angel sings
That He is heavenly
So let the praises ring
'Cause He is everything
About This Song
"Starry Night" is a worshipful contemporary Christian ballad that celebrates God's sovereignty over all creation, from the smallest details of nature to the vast cosmos. The lyrics weave together vivid imagery of birds, desert sands, and celestial bodies to illustrate how divine design permeates every aspect of existence, while the narrator declares his complete devotion to Christ as both Creator and Savior. August's warm, earnest vocal delivery paired with gentle acoustic instrumentation creates an atmosphere of reverent awe and personal intimacy with the divine. The song stands out for its poetic approach to worship, using the metaphor of starry nights as evidence of God's artistic mastery, while emphasizing themes of surrender, praise, and recognition of Christ's eternal nature. It captures the wonder of seeing God's handiwork in creation and responds with heartfelt dedication, making it a distinctive entry in contemporary Christian music's tradition of creation-centered worship songs.
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