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[Lyrics] Nosa Ft. Folabi Noel – If God Be For Me

Nosa Ft. Folabi Noel - If God Be For Me

Lyrics: If God Be For Me By Nosa Ft. Folabi Noel

Verse 1
What can Separate
Separate Me
From the Love of Christ
What can Stand against
Stand against the Perfect Love Life
Though the Storms and Ocean Rise
Still on him I Keep my Eyes

His every Word my Guiding Light
Oh oh oh
I’m one with the Lord by Covenant
And of this I’m Confident
He will Perfect what He began
Oh oh oh
So what shall we say to this

Chorus
Eeeh eya eeh
If God be for me eya eh
Eeeh eya eeh
If God be for me eya eh
Eeeh eya eeh
If God be for me eya eh
Eeeh eya eeh
If God be for me eya eh

Verse 2
What can Overturn
Overturn the Finished Work of Christ
Who can Lay a Charge
Against the One
That God has Justified
Though am Pressed on every side
There is a Treasure Deep Inside

That the darkness cannot Hide
Oh oh oh
My Pulse my Hope my Joy I find
In the never Ending light
Christ in me and I in Christ
Oh oh oh
So what shall we say to this

Chorus
Eeeh eya eeh
If God be for me eya eh
Eeeh eya eeh
If God be for me eya eh
Eeeh eya eeh
If God be for me eya eh

Eeeh eya eeh
If God be for me eya eh
Eeeh eya eeh
If God be for me eya eh
Eeeh eya eeh
If God be for me eya eh

Ooh oh Ooh oh oh
Ooh oh oh

Bridge
This is my Testimony
This is my Song
The King of Zion is for me
Is for me
{(Ooh oh Ooh oh oh)
This is my Testimony
This is my Song
(Ooh oh oh)
The King of Zion is for me
Is for me} [x3]

Chorus
Eeeh eya eeh
If God be for me eya eh
Eeeh eya eeh
If God be for me eya eh

Outro
Not the Highest Heights in Life
(Oh oh oh oh)
Nor the darkest depths in hell
(Oh oh oh oh)
Can take away my Confidence
(Oh oh oh oh)

 

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