Song meaning of 10000 Reasons (Bless the Lord) by Matt Redman

Ah, "10,000 Reasons (Bless the Lord)" by Matt Redman, the anthem for devout souls and lovers of hyperbolic counting. So here's the deal: Matt's soul is basically having a pep talk with itself, reminding itself to bless the Lord and worship His holy name because, well, that's what souls do apparently. Then he goes on about how the sun rises every day (which is news to absolutely no one) and how he wants to keep singing even when the evening comes, because who needs a break, right? Oh, and did I mention that God is rich in love and remarkably slow to anger? Good thing someone is, 'cause I certainly don't have that kind of patience. But wait, there's more! Matt can't just settle for one reason, oh no, he's got a whopping ten thousand reasons to sing. I mean, talk about an overachiever! And just when you thought the song was wrapping up, he throws in an "and then forevermore" because apparently even eternity isn't enough to express his devotion. So, in conclusion, bless the Lord, O Matt Redman's soul, for coming up with an elaborate counting system and reminding us all to sing and worship like never before, even if it means losing our voices in the process. Bravo, Matt, bravo.