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Artist: Maryanne J. George
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Not Just Stories (feat. Aaron Moses)
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Not Just Stories (feat. Aaron Moses)
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I've heard about the water
You turned into wine
How you interrupted funerals to bring the dead to life
And the time you helped, a blind man see a better day
I’ve heard how you fed thousands with only fish and bread
How you weren’t ashamed to talk to the woman at the well
All the demons you sent running and the sins that you forgave
Your word is crystal clear, no doubt about it
And even when my doubting tries to cloud it
You are just as good
You are just as kind
You are just as glorious
Just as divine as you’ve always been
You’re not changing
If the skies turn grey
And the lights grow dim
It doesn’t mean your faithfulness
Is wearing thin it’s not wavering
You’re not changing
Anytime soon
I heard about the garden and the tears of blood you cried
How you healed the high priest’s servant on your way to die
And how you even pled for mercy for those who made your cross
I’ve heard that it is finished, I’ve heard that it is done
I’ve heard that after three days breath rushed back into your lungs
And I know they’re not just stories, this is the truth I'm standing on
You are just as good
You are just as kind
You are just as glorious
Just as divine as you’ve always been
You’re not changing
If the skies turn grey
And the lights grow dim
It doesn’t mean your faithfulness
Is wearing thin it’s not wavering
You’re not changing
Anytime soon
For all you’ve done
For all you’ll do
Lord we thank you
We just thank you
And all the praise to your name lord we love you
We just love you
You are just as good
You are just as kind
You are just as glorious
Just as divine as you’ve always been
You’re not changing
If the skies turn grey
And the lights grow dim
It doesn’t mean your faithfulness
Is wearing thin it’s not wavering
You’re not changing
Anytime soon
Oh-ooh
Oh-ooh
Oh-ooh
Oh-ooh woah (you're not changing)
Oh-ooh
Oh-ooh woah (you're not changing anytime)
Oh-ooh woah
Oh-ooh
Oh-ooh
Your word is crystal clear, no doubt about it
And even when my doubting tries to cloud it
You are just as good
You are just as kind
You are just as glorious
Just as divine as you’ve always been
You’re not changing
If the skies turn grey
And the lights grow dim
It doesn’t mean your faithfulness
Is wearing thin it’s not wavering
You’re not changing
Anytime soon
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