Ainis (Ancient Greek Αἰνίς, IPA: [ajˈniːs], Modern Greek Αινίδα, IPA: [eˈniða]) or Aeniania, was a region of ancient Greece located near Lamia in modern Central Greece, roughly corresponding to the upper Valley of Spercheios.
The region takes its name from the tribe of the Ainianians, who dwelt in the area. The name Ainis first occurs in Roman times; the only known earlier name of the region was "land of the Aenianians", Ainianōn khōra (Theopompus).
Ainis is located in the upper Spercheios valley, bordering with Dolopia in the west, Oita in the south, Malis in the east and Achaia Phthiotis in the north. The exact borders with Oita and Malis have never been established. The river Spercheios floats through the region on its way down to the Maliac Gulf, and is joined in Ainis by its chief tributary the Inachos. The area is limited to the north by the Othrys mountains, and to the west by a spur of the Pindus mountains, with the peak of Tymphrestus visible from most of the region. To the south lies the peaks of Goulinas and Mount Oeta, separated by the river Inachus.
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
Verse
You are everything,
my love, my joy, my song,
You're my peace all day long,
and everything is You.
You're the air I breath, the song I sing,
oh, my Lord, You are everything.
Chorus
My love is You (that's You).
My peace is You (oh it's You).
The joy I have is You (that's You),
all my hope is You (oh it's You).
My kingdom is You (that's You),
when I sing it's for (oh it's You)
Verse
Bridge
There is none like You,
say there's none like You,
You're the beginning, You're the ending,
and everything in between.
There is none like You,
say there's none like You,
so I'll always sing Your praises,
'cause You're everything.
I will sing Your praises,
'cause You're everything.
Listen Lord,
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