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Unconditional Love


As I read Your word it proves true

hearin' You whisper in my ear that I'm new;

Why would You die for me?

I wonder is it because You love me?

Lord, is it true?

though I sin, make my own head spin from lies spew'd out my mouth

Eat myself sick

fall for the enemy's tricks

You still dismiss my shame with a blow sayin'

Because I love you unconditionally,

I forgive you, now live content with me.

 

 

 
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