AFRI-TUNES WEEK 39: HALLELUYAH DUNSIN OYEKAN COVER BY JAYDR

Hello afritunes family, good to be here today after quite a while and I m glad for what the community is fast becoming, a strong force to reckon with when it comes to African music and Melodies. We have by far proven our lives relevance when it comes to music in the whole world and showcasing some of those songs on this community for the hive populace to see is just as beautiful

Today I m doing a song by Dunsin Oyekan my musical Inspiron and in this song he makes it such a continuous flow of melody to connect easily with and the repetition is so powerful.

When we say Hallelujah what we are saying is that we are declaring that God deserves to be worshipped. Now if that becomes the song we will sing then it must then means we have received an encounter to make us know this for a truth.

As the year is drawing to a close we have so many expectations to meet, maybe things we have set ahead of time at the beginning of the year and there may be so much pressure and fufillingl these things.

I want this song to come to you all as a reminder that all will be well and that your song shall still be hallelujah no matter what happens.

Our life is place for the glory of God to do have under existence is by the grace of God so no one should put any pressure 1 hours because of expectations that we may not have met. Turn it over to God in praise as you listen to the song.

Job 22:29 When men are cast down, then thou shalt say, There is lifting up; and he shall save the humble person.

What you say matters
What you sing matters

I endear you to sing halleluyah til the victory comes and never give up at your endeavors.

Your Song shall be Halleluyah at the beginning, in the middle and in the end.
Praise God

Lyrics
Halleluyah
That's what my song will be x3

Get the full lyrics here
Source

@jaydr
All images are by me.