Gb' ope mi, Oluwa
Gb' ope mi, Oluwa,
Lat' okan l' o ti wa,
Iwo t' O gba die opo,
K'yo kegan 'more mi.
Lat' okan l' o ti wa,
Iwo t' O gba die opo,
K'yo kegan 'more mi.
Tire ' eran gbogbo,
Ti nfo lori oke;
Gbogbo 'sura t' o wa l' odo,
At' oro 'nu ile.
Kini 'ba damu Re?
Kil' O fe ti ko si?
Apakan ohun t' O fun mi
Ko mo mu wa fun O?
Ohun idupe ko
L' O fe, bi okan wa;
Ko s' ohun t' o te O lorun
Bi okan imore.
Eyi ni mo mu wa, -
Okan t' o kun fu je 'fe,
O n' iyi l' oju Re j' opo
Ore ode okan.
Do you have the English version ?
ReplyDeleteNo,I haven't found it yet.
DeleteI have the english version
ReplyDeleteWow, please share as a comment with the name of the author. Thanks.
DeleteWhere is the English version pls
ReplyDeleteI haven't found it yet. I will update as soon as I do.
DeleteThis beautiful. That was the song that came to mind today and far away for parent to bail with it. And boom, the to check google flashed in and I found it. Thank you and God bless you in Jesus Name Amen
ReplyDeleteI need the English version of this song please
ReplyDeleteI am yet to find it. My challenge is I haven't been able to determine whether it is an original Yoruba hymn or translated to Yoruba. If I can ascertain it's our indigenous hymn and that it wasn't translated from English, I will translate it to English myself.
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