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“My Solid Rock, Ayinkemi”

Gospel · FreeCustomSong Original

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My Solid Rock, Ayinkemi

Written for Ayinkemi · FreeCustomSong Original

For several years, my heart was cold and bare

I thought the well of love had run completely dry

But then the Lord brought your spirit there

And put the light back in my heavy eyes

Ayinkemi, you breathed a brand new breath

Into a soul that had forgotten how to feel

You took the broken pieces that were left

And showed me that a tender love is real

You are my solid rock when the waters rise

An encouraging spirit with a loving mind

You took these four walls and you made them our own

You turned our new house into a happy home

Ayinkemi, I’m thanking God above

For the beautiful gift of your re-energized love

You hold my other children in your gentle hands

So accommodating, showing them you care

A progressive woman who always understands

Whenever we need you, you are always there

December twentieth and twenty-first in twenty-three

Are memories of grace that I will always keep

November twenty-third in twenty-five

And June twenty-seventh, twenty-six, we'll testify

You are my solid rock when the waters rise

An encouraging spirit with a loving mind

You took these four walls and you made them our own

You turned our new house into a happy home

Ayinkemi, I’m thanking God above

For the beautiful gift of your re-energized love

This song is just a token of my gratitude

To show my appreciation for the things you do

You never hesitate to open up your heart

You’ve been my steady anchor right from the start

Oh, Ayinkemi, my beautiful wife

You brought the joy and the peace back to my life

You are my solid rock when the waters rise

An encouraging spirit with a loving mind

You took these four walls and you made them our own

You turned our new house into a happy home

Ayinkemi, I’m thanking God above

For the beautiful gift of your re-energized love

Yes, you turned our new house into a happy home

With you, Ayinkemi, I will never walk alone