Amazing Love
Your love is amazing
Don't know why you love me like you do
In spite of my wrong you've been there all along
That's what I call amazing love

I know that I'm not perfect
Sometimes I make mistakes
I live my life and I try to be faithful
Doesn't always turn out that way

still you're grace goes on continually
Everyday brand new mercies I see
Giving me a chance to try again
Always giving me just what I need
I'll tell the world

your love is amazing (amazing)
Don't know why you love me like you do (love me like you do)
In spite of my wrong
You were there all along
That's what I call amazing love

you look beyond my faults
And see just what I need
You didn't give up in my weakest moment
You want what's best for me

still you're grace goes on continually
Everyday brand new mercies I see (mercies I see)
Giving me a chance to try again
Always giving me just what I need

your love is amazing (amazing)
Don't know why you love me like you do (love me like you do)
In spite of my wrong
You were there all along
That's what I call amazing love

mmmmm hmm
Your love is so
Your love is so
Amazing
Amazing

your love is so
Your love is so
Said you've proven to me to be so
Amazing
Amazing

and that's what you are to me
Amazing
Your love is amazing
In spite of all my wrong
It is
Better than amazing
Yes it is
Yes it is



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