Ada Ehi feat. Sinach – Fix My Eyes On You

Multi Award winning Gospel Artist, Ada Ehi has released another captivating hit single, “Fix My Eyes On You” featuring Gospel Music Icon, Sinach.
Produced by Mikkyme Joses, the song is an enthralling expression of trust and faith in God, a great addition to your Easter playlist.

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LYRICS: Ada Ehi feat. Sinach – Fix My Eyes On You

Verse
My very plan
Is to trust in you
I trust in you
All my hope
Is found in you
I’ve found in you
There is no fear
There is no doubt
The one who walked on water
Holds my hands
You who began
This good work in me
You are able

Chorus
You perfect it all
You perfect it all
You make all things new
Like only you can
You perfect it all
You perfect it all
All I have to do
Is fix my eyes on you
You you you
You you you
I fix my eyes on you
I fix my eyes on you
You you you

Chorus
You perfect it all
You perfect it all
You make all things new
Like only you can
You perfect it all
You perfect it all
All I have to do
Is fix my eyes on you
You you you
You you you
Aha Lord I fix my eyes on you
I fix my eyes on you
You you you
You you you
I fix my eyes on you

Bridge
For the one who walks with the Lord
Never walk alone
And those who call on Jesus
Never cry for help
For the one who walks with the Lord
Never walk alone
And those who call on Jesus
Never cry for help

You perfect it all
You perfect it all
You make all things new
Like only you can
I have no fear… I have no fear
I have no doubt
You are able

You perfect it all
You perfect it all
You make all things new
like only you can
You perfect it all
You perfect it all
All I have to do
Is to fix my eyes on you
You you you… I can walk on water
You you you… As I fix my eyes on you
I keep my eyes on you.. oh oh oh ooo

All things are possible to me
As I fix my eyes on you
Fix my eyes on you
Only you sweet Jesus
fix my eyes … I fix my eyes
I fix my eyes…on you
I will never fail…. no o o
As I fix my eyes on you… uhh u ahh

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