I saw the world through my window
I saw the world on parade
With all of its beauty and all of its power
And all of it fading away
So I'm holding on to nothing less
Than what's keeping me strong and it's

One True Love that keeps me sane
And out of all that I've got
The only thing that won't change is this
One True Love
One True Love
And there's One True Love in this world of lies
And out of all the beauty I've found
I find there's only One True Love
And there's One True love

And I heard the words of a wise man
He said there's only two ways you can go
One way you can save your riches
And the other will save your soul
What in the world could this world give
That could ever compare with the

One True Love that keeps me sane
And out of all that I've got
The only thing that won't change is this
One True Love
One True Love
And there's One True Love in this world of lies
And out of all of the beauty I've found
I find there's only One True Love
And there's One True Love

And the light shines in my heart in the night
I want to shine it everywhere I go
When the rest of the world passes by me
I hope they will see
The One True Love that they all need
We need One True Love

And there's One True Love that keeps me sane
And out of all that I've got
The only thing that won't change is this
One True Love
One True Love
And there's One True Love in this world of lies
And out of all the beauty I've found
I find there's only One True Love
There's One True Love
And there's One True Love
And there's One True Love


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One True Love Lyrics as written by Steven Robert Cudworth Richard Mullins

Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Capitol CMG Publishing

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