Unchanging love, unchanging love
Almighty bueno
Almighty bueno
Almighty es mi todo
Mightier though

Once I was young
Now I'm older, yeah
'Cause of you, my chains were broken
You were there with your arms wide open
Unchanging love, more than a blessing
'Cause of you, my chains were broken
You were there with your arms wide open

I was so confused at a tender age
So caught in a world full of hate
Used to make the wrong choices along the way
I know that I gotta make a change
Finally the loving inside
I started to do some meditation
But it was you, oh Most High
Cuff 'em in the outside

Once I was young
Now I'm older, yeah
'Cause of you, my chains were broken
You were there with your arms wide open
Unchanging love, more than a blessing
'Cause of you, my chains were broken
You were there with your arms wide open

If it wasn't for your love
How I woulda make it through ooh
If it wasn't for your love
How I woulda make it through ooh
If it wasn't for your grace and your mercy
That kept me through
I couldn't do it on my own
I couldn't do this all alone

I was young
Now I'm old, yeah
'Cause of you, my chains were broken
You were there with your arms wide open
I was young
Now I'm older
'Cause of you, my chains were broken
'Cause of you, my chains were broken
I was young
Your love
When I was young
Yeah, yeah
Mighty bueno
Mighty todo


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