William McDowell – Expectation

Once again, let’s listen to the new offering “Expectation” made by the American gospel music sensation, William McDowell.

To the hearing of the fans, William McDowell dropped this impressive song “Expectation” which would be highly accepted and receive lots of commendations. “Expectation” was recorded and released in 2009 and is said to be one of the tracks off his new album called “As We Worship”.

As We Worship is a distinctive and well-created body of work that is made of praise and worship. It houses a number of 21 comprising of two discs 12 tracks from disc 1 and 9 tracks from disck 2. It is a special offering in which William McDowell showcases his unlimited capabilities and puts some hard work into reaching his fans’ satisfaction and expectations.

From the album, the song “Expectation” appeared as the 1st and one of the best tracks that will surely be worth a perfect place on your favourite music playlist… Listen and download it below!!!

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Video: William McDowell – Expectation

Lyrics: William McDowell – Expectation

Father our heart are filled with expectaion
They are filled with love and a passion for you
We have a hunger and a thirst that only u can satisfy

Lord we enter this moment with antisipation we know that in your precence bodies are healed, broken dreams are restored, and lives are transformed, because with u all things are possible

Lord we say as we worship you are welcome here
Comsume us
Change us
Give us visons and dream
Give us your hear for the nations
Give us your heat for this generation

And father let our generation arise and demonstrate the kinda selfless faith that will change the world.Let a generation emerge that will manifest your love in the earth so that all will come to kno you

As We worhip let your presence fill this room, relese signs wonders and miracles; we’ll be changed
We expect an incounter with you & we knoW well never be the same

As we worhip (x3)

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