Olúwa Àwọn Olúwa by John Oluejire is a worshipful, soul-deep anthem of gratitude and reverence, particularly celebrated in Nigerian gospel music. The combination of Yoruba and English lyrics allows the song to resonate deeply with diverse audiences, bridging cultures through faith.
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| Olúwa Àwọn Olúwa by John Oluejire |
Verse
O gbà mí là, O wò mí sàn,
(You saved me, You healed me)
O ṣemí l'õre; mowá sọpé oṣé
(You've done me well, I'm here to say thank You)
The verse expresses gratitude for salvation and healing, giving glory to God for His goodness and kindness.
Vamp
Ọlọ́run àgbáyé, Ìwọ l'atóbiju
(God of the universe, You're the greatest)
Arúgbó ọjọ́, Arúgbó ọjọ́ o
(Ancient of days, oh Ancient of days)
Ọlọ́run àgbáyé, Ìwọ l'atóbijù
(God of the universe, You're the greatest)
Alábẹ́ 'nú àńsásí, Arúgbó ọjọ́ o
(The one with a safe bosom, Ancient of days)
In the vamp, Oluejire honors the Lord as the creator and ruler of all things, using the titles Ọlọ́run àgbáyé(God of the universe) and Arúgbó ọjọ́(Ancient of Days). These titles evoke respect and reverence, recognizing God's eternal nature and unmatched greatness.
Chorus
Olúwa àwọn olúwa
(Lord of lords)
Ọlọ́run gbogbo àgbáyé
(God of the whole universe)
The chorus declares the Lord as the supreme being above all, the Olúwa àwọn olúwa (Lord of lords), and the ruler over the entire universe. This closing refrain brings the song into an anthem of devotion, encouraging listeners to reflect on God’s all-encompassing authority and compassion.
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