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For my Week 166 entry in the 
Imole De’ is a yoruba phrase from South-Western Nigeria, literally meaning “Light is here.”
This song celebrates the essence of light. Light is an intoxicant. Darkness is blinding. It prevents you from realizing what is available to you and as long as you remain in the dark, the provisions you have will mean nothing because you don’t know they are available anyway. For as long as you are in the dark about your redemptive rights, you will continue to suffer from the devil’s manipulations.
Where's darkness at the sight of light
Evaporated at the glimpse of light
You're the light that makes my face shine bright
As I look Your face
I become the light
Where's darkness at the sight of light
Evaporated at the glimpse of light
You're the light that makes my face
Shine bright, so bright
And as I look Your face, I become the light
Imole de oh, okunkun parada
Imole de oh, okunkun parada
Imole de oh, okunkun parada
Imole de oh, okunkun parada
Somebody say, let there be light
In the name of Jesus
Everybody say
Where's darkness at the sight of light (Evaporated)
Evaporated at the glimpse of light (You're the light that makes my face)
You're the light that makes my face shine bright (As I look Your face, Jesus)
As I look Your face, I become the light
Somebody declare, say
Where's darkness at the sight of light (Evaporated)
Evaporated at the glimpse of light (Somebody say You're the light)
You're the light that makes my face shine bright (As I look Your face)
As I look Your face, I become the light (Somebody declare it, imole de...)
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