🎶 “LOVE THAT GOD HAS BUILT”

[Verse 1]
🎶 “LOVE THAT GOD HAS BUILT” 🎶

[Verse 2]
Verse 1
From the day that you both said “I do,”
God began a beautiful story with you.
Through the laughter, through the tears,
You’ve stood together through the years.
Mommy Omowumi, Daddy Akinwale,
Your love is a testimony we can tell.
By the grace of God, you’re still standing strong,
And we pray this love will keep going on.

[Chorus]
Chorus
Happy anniversary, Mommy and Daddy,
May your love keep shining bright.
Omowumi and Akinwale,
May God bless your home tonight.
Many more years, many more smiles,
Many more beautiful memories to come.
What God has joined together,
May nothing ever tear apart.

[Verse 3]
Verse 2
Daddy, you are a blessing to our home,
Mommy, your love makes our family whole.
Through every season, through every change,
God has kept your love just the same.
You’ve taught us what true love can be,
You’ve shown us what a family should be.
And from our hearts, we want to say,
“Thank you for loving each other every day.”

[Chorus]
Chorus
Happy anniversary, Mommy and Daddy,
May your love keep shining bright.
Omowumi and Akinwale,
May God bless your home tonight.
Many more years, many more smiles,
Many more beautiful memories to come.
What God has joined together,
May nothing ever tear apart.

[Verse 4]
Bridge
May your latter days be greater,
May your joy overflow.
May God increase your blessings,
Everywhere that you go.
May your home be filled with laughter,
Peace, favour and grace.
And when you look at one another,
May you still see that same love.

[Verse 5]
Final Chorus
Happy anniversary, Mommy and Daddy,
Our precious gift from God.
Omowumi and Akinwale,
May your journey be blessed forevermore.
From your children, with all our hearts,
We celebrate the love you share.
Happy wedding anniversary,
Mommy and Daddy, we love you! ❤️

[Verse 6]
Outro
🎶 October third, we celebrate your love,
October third, we thank the Lord above.
Mommy Omowumi, Daddy Akinwale,
May your love and happiness never fail. 🎶You could make it slow and emotional at the beginning, then bring in a joyful Yoruba/Nigerian highlife gospel rhythm for the chorus. That would make it feel like a real family anniversary song. ❤️🎶