TITLE: | Omemma |
ARTISTE: | Frank Edwards |
SONG TYPE: | Gospel Song |
9JALY RATING: | 100% |
“Omemma” is a powerful and uplifting song by Nigerian gospel music sensation Frank Edwards. “Omemma” is an Igbo word that translates to “Goodness.”
This song is a celebration of God’s inherent goodness and His overflowing love for humanity. It expresses deep gratitude for God’s kindness, mercy, and the countless blessings He showers upon His children. Frank Edwards’s soulful vocals and the song’s infectious rhythm create an atmosphere of joy, gratitude, and unwavering faith.
“Omemma” is a song that encourages listeners to acknowledge and appreciate the goodness of God in their lives. It’s a reminder to live a life of gratitude, recognizing the countless ways God has shown His love and favor.
Video: Omemma By Frank Edwards
Omemma Lyrics By Frank Edwards
With my voice lifted up
I will sing Your praise
With my hands lifted up
I will worship You, You
You’ve taken the pain and the sorrow away
You’ve given me peace undeniable
No need to cry ’cause You’re always with me
You’re are my father, my everything
Omema eh
Agam ebuli hallelujah eburu
Omema eh
Ebube dike, ebube dike, Igwe, oh
With every breathe that I have
I will sing you praise
Every day of my life
I will worship You, You
You’ve taken the pain and the sorrow away
You’ve given me peace undeniable
No need to cry ’cause you’re always with me
You’re my father, my everything
Omema eh
Agam ebuli hallelujah eburu
Omema eh
Ebube dike, ebube dike, Igwe, oh
Omema eh
Agam ebuli hallelujah eburu
Omema eh
Ebube dike, ebube dike, Igwe, oh
Omema eh (Ahn ahn ahn ahn ahnn ebube dike oh)
Agam ebuli hallelujah eburu (Ahn ahn ahn ahn ahnn Igwe)
Omema eh (Ahn ahn ahn ahn ahnn ebube dike oh)
Ebube dike, ebube dike, Igwe, oh (Ahn ahn ahn ahn ahnn Igwe)
Omema eh (Ahn ahn ahn ahn ahnn ebube dike oh)
Agam ebuli hallelujah eburu (Ahn ahn ahn ahn ahnn Igwe)
Omema eh (Ahn ahn ahn ahn ahnn ebube dike oh)
Ebube dike, ebube dike, Igwe, oh (Ahn ahn ahn ahn ahnn Igwe)
Omema eh (Ahn ahn ahn ahn ahnn ebube dike oh)
Omema eh (Ahn ahn ahn ahn ahnn Igwe)
Omema eh (Ahn ahn ahn ahn ahnn ebube dike oh)
Agam ebuli hallelujah eburu (Ahn ahn ahn ahn ahnn Igwe)
Omema eh (Ahn ahn ahn ahn ahnn ebube dike oh)
Ebube dike, ebube dike, Igwe oh (Ahn ahn ahn ahn ahnn Igwe)