The Day I Met You by Phil Wickham


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The Day I Met You
by Phil Wickham

Album: Song of The Saints


Intro
(Ooh)

Verse 1
I remember it well
How could I forget
When You traded all my Hell for Your righteousness?
Now I live in Your light
And I walk in Your truth
I give You my praise 'cause everything changed the day I met You

Chorus
I've been saved, set free and resurrected
Called by name, redeemed
Now I'm seated in the Heavens
And my heart can't contain all the praise that I wanna give
'Cause I was dead, then I met You, and now I livе

Post-Chorus
(Ooh) I live, I live
Hey, yеah
(Ooh)

Verse 2
You've shown grace after grace
And given love upon love
Even a hundred million songs couldn't measure up
To the God that You are
And all that You do
I give You my praise 'cause everything changed the day I met You

Chorus
I've been saved, set free and resurrected
Called by name, redeemed
Now I'm seated in the Heavens
And my heart can't contain all the praise that I wanna give
'Cause I was dead, then I met You, and now I live

Post-Chorus
(Ooh) I live, I live
Yeah, yeah, yeah
(Ooh) I live, I live

Bridge
From the morning to the evening
I'll be singing, "Hallelujah"
For my story, You've rewritten
I'll be singing, "Hallelujah"
From the morning to the evening
I'll be singing, "Hallelujah"
For my story, You've rewritten
I'll be singing, "Hallelujah"
Oh, hallelujah

Chorus
'Cause I've been saved, set free and resurrected
Called by name, redeemed
Now I'm seated in the Heavens
And my heart can't contain all the praise that I want to give
'Cause I was dead, then I met You, and now I live
Yeah, I was dead, then I met You, and now I live

Post-Chorus
(Ooh) I live, I live
Thank You, Jesus
(Ooh) You brought me back to life
Yeah

Outro
(Ooh) From the morning to the evening
I'll be singing, "Hallelujah"
(Ooh) For my story, You've rewritten
I'll be singing, "Hallelujah"
Hallelujah


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