You Raise Me Up was written by Rolf Lovland with lyrics by Brendan Graham and first recorded by Secret Garden in 2002. Josh Groban's 2003 recording turned it into an international hit, and Westlife's 2005 version made it one of the best-selling singles of that year. Online, the chorus became a go-to soundtrack for sentimental edits, memorial videos and uplifting compilations, and it remains a staple of emotional montage culture across video platforms.
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A short clip of the soaring 'You Raise Me Up' chorus, popularized by Josh Groban and Westlife. Creators use it for emotional montages, tributes and heartfelt reveals.
This is a brief clip of the famous chorus from You Raise Me Up, the sweeping ballad built around a rising piano melody, swelling strings and a powerful held vocal line. The sound opens softly and lifts into that instantly recognizable crescendo, which is why it hits so hard even in a clip just a few seconds long. Played on its own it carries an almost cinematic weight, the kind of moment that makes a simple photo or short scene feel suddenly meaningful and grand.