AFRI-TUNES Week 59 || Chante - Ajuju ft. Ola Omega - cover by @Jessicaossom

It's another beautiful day in the Hive Blockchain for Hivers like you and me to celebrate African music on Hive.

I will perform the song Chante Hallelujah by Ajuju ft. Ola Omega. So, please do not laugh too long at my rapping skills, since my version will be the remix version.

I have known this song long before now and even scored the lyrics, and that's why it was kinda easy for me to perform it.

Leaving good health aside, yes it is important to have good health because without it we can't function at all and can't even hustle for money. I want to draw our attention to the air we breathe in and out.

As someone who is passionate about singing and what to improve, coaches will tell you that the most important part of singing is breathing, without the air you won't be able to produce a good sound when you sing. This is true.

There are times I sing a particular song, and sometimes I run out of breath while singing a particular line. When that happens, several other things happen. The sound I produce won't be full, it will sound weak and not pleasant to the ear. The sound you will hear is someone trying to catch their breath.

Today, I want us to think about it, what if we had to pay for oxygen?

It's not child's play at all. Think about how many times you breathe in and out in a minute and talk more days.

Sometimes things like these are underrated and we feel it's a normal thing for God to do for us. Well, you're not wrong.

However, some people use oxygen in their sick beds.

I wrote about my cousin some time ago. She suffers from kidney failure. It breaks my heart every time I think about what that girl is experiencing. She has suffered from this illness for over a year. But it got really bad this year.

I remember when I called her during Christmas last here to wish her a merry Christmas because it has been so long, only for me to be greeted with the sad news that she had been hospitalized. Before me, she had been coughing out blood and had breathing problems with her leg that keeps swelling.

With all the donations we have gotten, and have spent on her treatment, she seems to be getting worse. This breaks my heart even more. Recently she was rushed to another hospital in Umuahia where she was referred to from a teaching hospital.

Oxygen and blood were the first things ththingstors focused on first. According to her mom, the doctors can not commence treatment if those areas were not stable. Honestly, it has been tough, but I look up to God and say that what we need now is a miracle because the money isn't there.

So guys, good health cannot be overemphasized, same goes for the free air we breathe in and out, even the blood in our body, in fact, life generally.

Let's not always forget to shout hallelujah to God for these things because it is more than any amount of wealth we may want to have in life.

If you were a very rich person, illness can make you the poorest within a twinkle of an eye.

I pray that we all continue to live in satisfactory health and not experience health challenges that drain us physically, financially, emotionally, and psychologically.

I hope you enjoy listening to my performance as I present the song Chante Hallelujah.

Thanks for coming around.😇

Instrumentals: Tubidy.mobi

Lyrics: Chante Hallelujah

The Image is mine

Chante Hallelujah oyo’o

Halle chante halle halli
When you wake up in the morning sun
Give praise to God who keeps you alive
Chante Hallelujah oyo’o
Halle chante halle halli
When you wake up in the morning sun
Give praise to God who keeps you alive

Chante eh eh
Chante eh eh
Chante eh eh
Chante eh eh