Let Me Hug You

Now it's my turn to feel you
I was waiting for this moment
What better than through this song
The world knows my relationship with you
You never abandoned me
That's why I call you my God.

I do not know why I did not look for you before
Because I was the one who was lost
You were always by my side
I was the one who ignored you
Until one day I met you
And my life changed.
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Let me hug you
Let me feel you
Let me hug you
And say your name in this song
My God my everything

It is at this moment
I want to thank you
For all the good things you have given me
That my life is another despite the problems
That everything I have I owe you.

Let me hug you
Let me feel you
Let me hug you
And say your name in this song
My God my everything

Let me shout your name
Let me tell you i love you
Let me cry to have more strength to live
And say your name in this song
My God, My everything.

I do not know why it took me so long to find you
If I always had you so close to me
I just now understand
That to find you
It has to be individual
And with the heart that God gave us.


Let me shout your name
Let me tell you i love you
Let me cry to have more strength to live
And say your name in this song
My God, My everything.

Let me hug you
Let me feel you
Let me hug you
And say your name in this song
My God my everything

It was since that day
That I wrote you
Asking you to come into my life
And today i feel different
Because I have you by my side

Let me hug you
Let me feel you
Let me hug you
And say your name in this song
My God my everything
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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