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Mary Mary ~ Ordinary People


[Chorus:] I'm just ordinary people Who found extraordinary love Sometimes it's hard to believe That God keeps loving me so much There are so many people I look up to Used to tell them I wanna be just Like you Then God took ordinary me And gave me a chance And everyday I gotta thank him for Where I am [Chorus] I looked in the mirror, I saw average You looked down from heaven, you saw A gift Still can't figure out why you Loved me so but that's what makes You God I'll never know `cause [Chorus] Listen to me, I can tell you how it goes God can take a nobody Who no one knows Make `em more than you ever could be Ask me how I know, he did it for me [Chorus] more free lyrics

[Chorus:]
I'm just ordinary people
Who found extraordinary love
Sometimes it's hard to believe
That God keeps loving me so much

There are so many people I look up to
Used to tell them I wanna be just
Like you
Then God took ordinary me
And gave me a chance
And everyday I gotta thank him for
Where I am

[Chorus]

I looked in the mirror, I saw average
You looked down from heaven, you saw
A gift
Still can't figure out why you
Loved me so but that's what makes
You God
I'll never know `cause

[Chorus]

Listen to me, I can tell you how it goes
God can take a nobody
Who no one knows
Make `em more than you ever could be
Ask me how I know, he did it for me

[Chorus]

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