Lin D - Changing (CCM)

Lin D has released a Christian Contemporary Music (CCM) track called Changing.

“When the world is unpredictable - You remain unshakable”

Lin D shares: "Our dream is that this song would be a daily reminder that we believe in the one that is never changing, even if everything around us does. It’s only God's timing that we’re releasing this song now, considering everything going on in the world atm."

Lyrics:

There's a lot of things that I don't know

And a lot of things that I can't see

But in a world that's always changing

I've got a truth that centers me

Only one name I can rely on

When my emotions are shaking

I've never known a hope that's so resilient

I wanna give You everything

Nobody but You can love me like that

Through highs and the lows and keep me intact

Nobody but You

body but You

In a world that's unpredictable

You remain unshakable

You're not changing, changing

You're my courage never wavering

You're my hope in everything

You're not changing, changing

Yeah the world can bring on its trials

I know You're standing beside me

How could I not shout it from the rooftops

I wanna scream what I believe

Nobody but You can love me like that

Through highs and the lows and keep me intact

Nobody but You

In a world that's unpredictable

You remain unshakable

You're not changing, changing

You're my courage never wavering

You're my hope in everything

You're not changing, changing

Never found a love that's better

I know You will stay forever

In a world that's unpredictable

You remain unshakable

You're not changing, changing

You're my courage never wavering

You're my hope in everything

You're not changing

In a world that's unpredictable

You remain unshakable

You're not changing, changing

You're my courage never wavering

You're my hope in everything

You're not changing, changing

You can listen to the track on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/23CMjZ0VmGBBtI8xZ8eLYt

Here is a link to the video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJtEkz56d1o

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