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Excess Love by Mercy Chinwo cover art

Mercy Chinwo - Excess Love Lyrics

Artist:
Mercy Chinwo
Album:
The Cross: My Gaze
Official Release:
07 Jul 2017

Lyrics

Your love is kind
Your love is patient
You fill my heart
With so much peace and joy
You're amazing
You make my life feel brand new
You're amazing
You make my life feel brand new


Jesus you love me too much ooh
Too much ooh
Too much ooh
Excess love ooh


Jesus you love me too much ooh
Too much ooh
Too much ooh
Excess love ooh


Your love is kind
Your love is patient
You fill my heart
With so much peace and joy
You're amazing
You make my life feel brand new
All your promises are yea and amen
You're not a man you never lie


Jesus you love me too much ooh
too much ooh
too much ooh
excess love ooh


Too much ooh
Too much ooh
too much ooh
Excess love ooh


Your love for me too much ooh
Too much ooh
Too much ooh
Excess love ooh


Too much ooh
Too much ooh
Too much ooh
Excess love ooh


Jesus you love me too much ooh
Too much ooh
Too much ooh
Excess love ooh


"Thank you for loving me too much ooh unconditional
Thank you for loving me too much ooh"


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Meaning & Inspiration

Excess Love opens by naming two specific qualities before anything else: God's love is kind, and God's love is patient, language close to 1 Corinthians 13:4's description of love itself. Rather than building an argument, the song treats those two words as enough evidence on their own.

The recurring line "all Your promises are yea and amen" is close to 2 Corinthians 1:20's description of every promise of God finding its yes in Christ. Mercy Chinwo's lyric uses that idea to explain the song's title: love described as "excess" or "too much" is not exaggeration but a direct response to a God whose promises do not fail.

The chorus repeats "too much" and "excess love" as its own kind of testimony, closer to overwhelmed repetition than developed argument. The closing lines shift briefly to direct address, thanking God for love described as "unconditional," naming the quality that the rest of the song has been describing through repetition rather than definition.

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