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Music community | Owo Oluwa (cover) by @emmanuel50

‎Greetings everyone, I welcome you all to my blog here on music community. For my entry today, I will be singing a song titled Owo Oluwa cover. ‎ ‎This song is a Yoruba song, and Yoruba is one of the tribes in Nigeria. The song talks about the hand of the Lord being upon someone's life. There is a part of the song that says the hand of the Lord is upon my life, it makes me soar and it gives me speed. I really love this message because it reminds me that when God's hand is upon my life, He can help me move forward and overcome the things that may be difficult for me. ‎ ‎I chose this song because I love the message it carries, and I also enjoy singing songs that remind me of God's power in our lives. Sometimes, things may not go the way we expect, and we may feel like we are not making progress. But this song reminds me that God can help us move forward in ways we may not expect. ‎ ‎One thing I learned from this song is that I should always depend on God and trust Him to guide my life. I believe that having the hand of the Lord upon my life is something very important because I cannot do everything by my own strength. I need His help in my daily activities and in everything I want to achieve. Whenever I sing this song, I feel happy and encouraged. The words give me joy, and I enjoy repeating them because they remind me of God's goodness. Singing it also makes me feel closer to God as I worship Him.

‎I am happy to share this song with you all, and I hope you enjoy my presentation. Thank you for stopping by my blog. ‎ ‎ Lyrics ‎ ‎Owo Oluwa be lori aye mi o (The hand of the Lord is upon my life) ‎ ‎O n’gbe mi fo (It makes me soar) ‎ ‎O n’gbe mi sare (It gives me speed) ‎ ‎Owo Oluwa be lori aye mi o (The hand of the Lord is upon my life) ‎ ‎O n’gbe mi fo (It makes me soar) ‎ ‎O n’gbe mi sare (It gives me speed) ‎ ‎ ‎Sources ‎lyrics ‎ ‎https://youtu.be/F6LYJys4fY0?si=SW3fdMXxtqv86mJe ‎


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