Jesus We Love You

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Song: Jesus We Love You - Bethel Worship   

Old things have passed away
Your love has stayed the same
Your constant grace remains the cornerstone
Things that we thought were dead
Are breathing in life again
You cause your Son to shine on darkest nights
For all that you've done, we will pour out our love
This will be our anthem song
Jesus we love you
Oh how we love you
You are the one our, our hearts adore
The hopeless have found their hope
The orphans now have a home
All that was lost has found its place in you
You lift our weary head
You make us strong instead
You took these rags and made us beautiful
For all that you've done, we will pour out our love
This will be our anthem song
Jesus we love you
Oh how we love you
You are the one our, our hearts adore
Oh, Jesus we love you
Oh how we love you
You are the one our, our hearts adore
Our hearts adore (we adore you)
Our hearts adore
Our hearts adore
Our affection, our devotion
Poured out on the feet of Jesus
Our affection, our devotion
Poured out on the feet of Jesus
Our affection, our devotion
Poured out on the feet of Jesus
Our affection, our devotion
Poured out on the feet of Jesus
We love you
Oh how we love you
You are the one our, our hearts adore
Jesus we love you
Oh how we love you
You are the one our, our hearts adore
Oh, Jesus we love you
Oh how we love you
You are the one our, our hearts adore
Just sing out a new song today
Oh, oh how we love you
Oh, you are worthy Jesus, of our love, our adoration, we love you God
Oh lift your voice, oh
Oh we love you, oh we love you, oh
Oh how we love you (sing Jesus)
Oh, Jesus we love you
Oh how we love you (you are)
You are the one our, our hearts adore
Songwriters: Paul Ezra Hawkins Mcclure / Hannah Mcclure / Kalley Heiligenthal
Jesus, We Love You lyrics © Bethel Music Publishing

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