Hello guys 馃枻 馃枻
Nice to see y'all again for this week's performance. The song I have chosen to present is that recommended by the community. I'm not really use to this song but I had to make sure I score it so I won't miss out in this week's presentation. I applaud my mom because most of the songs I know today, I learnt from her. Whenever she sings, I listen, sing along with her if I know little of the lyrics and then it will become part of me. However she sings it is how I'll sing it too馃槄. This song by Nathaniel Bassey is one of the songs my mom loved so much. She cherished it as if there is no tomorrow 馃槀, "Onishe Iyanu".
My mom sang this song until I was fed up. I didn't wanna hear it anymore it was beginning to sound like a cliche. There is one part she usually sang and I will roll on the floor with laughter. If you listen to the song, you'd hear a place where the singer will be like, "Somebody give him a shout of praaaaise, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey...." My mom usually sings this part in a veeeery funny way, though I didn't touch that part in my video cover.
Also, me singing this song, I still have cough which has really affected my voice. I strain my voice and it hurts my throat while singing which will wanna trigger the cough but I try hard to control it. This video might not be up to standard because of some voice error I encountered as a result of the cough. I TAKE GOD NAME BEG UNA, NO LAUGH ME, but you can smile. I'm most especially addressing this to @mhizerbee, person wey fit laugh for Africa馃槀馃槀馃槀.
This Nathaniel's song is a hit because it is a praise song. It is one that gives glory to God for everything he has done for humanity. If you have an opportunity to listen to it, I bet you'd love it馃グ Have fun listening.
THANK YOU FOR HAVING ME馃尮馃尮
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