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[Lyrics] Jimmy D Psalmist – Indomitable

Jimmy D Psalmist - Indomitable

Lyrics: Indomitable By Jimmy D Psalmist

Indomitable warrior
You Cannot be defeated
Adonai
we glorify your name

Indomitable warrior
You Cannot be defeated
I put my trust in you
You will never let me down

Verse
Who can battle
with the undefeated God
All power in heaven and earth belongs to him
Baba o, you’re the changer of my destiny
Adonai we worship today

O Lord invincible is your name
Unshakeable, that is who you are
In the midst of the storm
All we need is you
I put my trust in you
You will never let me down

Vamp
Ooh oh
Indomitable God
I put my trust in You

Ooh ooh
Indomitable God
You’ll never let me down

Never let me down 2×
Indomitable God
Never let me down

I put my trust in you 2x
Indomitable God
I put my trust in you

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