Expect Your Miracle
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Expect Your Miracle
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Verse 1:
I'm looking for a miracle,
I expect the impossible,
I feel the intangible,
I see the invisible.
I'm looking for a miracle,
I expect the impossible,
I feel the intangible,
I see the invisible.
Chorus:
The sky is the limit to what I can have.
The sky is the limit to what I can have.
The sky is the limit to what I can have.
Just believe and receive it,
God will perform it today, yeah, yeah.
Just believe and receive it,
God will perform it today.
Verse
Chorus
Vamp:
I expect a miracle every day,
God will make a way out of of no way.
Ending:
Just believe and receive it,
God will perform it today, yeah, yeah.
Just believe and receive it,
God will perform it today.
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