Hive Open Mic Week 236 | THERE IS A GOD (cover) By @ashiru

Greetings music lovers of Hive, and most especially friends of Hive open mic community, I trust you are all doing good. The theme for this week 236 is Rumors and I will be presenting a song title There is a God by Adekunle Gold. I hope you are all going to enjoy it.

There Is a God" by Adekunle Gold is a song about rumors that some people are spreading around, claiming that God does not exist. Through the lyrics, the singer helps us understand that there is a God who created heaven and earth and made everything beautiful. God lives in the heavens and within us, and there is nothing He can't do. He has performed many miracles, sign and wonders. The song encourages listeners to recognize that there is a God and He is the only one who has the power to save, protect, guide and provide for all our needs.

LYRICS

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Iyawo no get womb o (You have been barren)
Nurse say e get belle (The nurse says you’re now pregnant)
You don dey sick for long (You have been sick for a long time)
Doctor say you done well (The doctor now says You are better)
Bo se nsun bo se nji (That you sleep and wake up)
Se lasan lo pe? (Do you think it is by chance?)
Ojo nro orun yo (That rain falls and the sun shines)
Se lasan lo pe? (You think its by chance?)
Why you no come believe (Why do you not believe)
Say God dey? (And confess that God exists?)

Refrain:
Alagidi o ni kos’Olorun (A stubborn man says there is no God)
Arindin o ni kos’Olorun (A foolish man says there is no God)
Alaimokan, e talk say (An ignorant man says)
E talk say, God no dey (Keeps saying, that there is no God)
O ti gbagbe pe orun yo (He has forgotten that the sun shines)
O ti gbagbe pe ojo nro (Forgotten that the rain falls)
O ti gbagbe pe’nikan lo dale o ati orun (Forgotten that someone created the heavens and the earth)

I’m looking down at the world from 24,000 feet
And the beauty makes me wonder why anyone will ever doubt
That somebody made the world and everything beautiful
Omase eniyan ti gbagbe atisun (Pity that man has forgotten the purpose of life)
Kilode to’gbagbo p’Olorun mbe? (Why do you believe that there is no God?)

(Refrain)

Bridge:
There is a God, He lives in the heavens
There is a God, He lives in me
There is a God, He lives in the heavens
There is a God, He’s watching me

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