Soul of Afrika – Blessings Mp3 Music by Soul of Afrika
Let this uplifting new release from the acclaimed Gospel artist “Soul of Afrika“ fill your heart with joy and inspiration. Titled “Blessings”, this powerful song features soul-stirring lyrics and a captivating official music video. With a vision to bless the world through kingdom music, this renowned artist continues to touch lives globally.
Immerse yourself in the heavenly sound of Blessings, a soul-enriching song by Soul of Afrika designed to lift your spirit and deepen your faith. With stirring vocals and profound emotion, this masterpiece is a shining example of the power of music born of faith.
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Blessings Lyrics by Soul of Afrika:
(Intro)
Soul of Afrika
Blessings on my head, ooh
Yeah! Yeah!!
(Verse 1)
Every morning when I wake, I dey thank my Lord
Mercy dey shield me like spiritual sword
Even when enemy try block my road
Jehovah step in, everything decode
Favor dey follow me everywhere I go (Where I go)
Blessings dey gather like river flow (Where I go)
Anywhere I step, this Spirit show
I carry light, darkness must bow low
(Pre-Chorus)
Hands up high, let the praise arise
God dey my center, e dey stabilize
Any situation wey wan surprise
Grace go turn am to my winning prize
(Chorus)
Bless, blessings falling on my head
Goodness and mercy everywhere I tread
Blessings, blessings, spiritually spread
Christ be my cover, I no dey dread
(Verse 2)
Blessings dey drop (Overflow) Overflow
Spirit dey guide (Movin’ slow) Movin’ slow
Praise dey talk (Make you know) Make you know, ooh
Anywhere I enter, lights must glow
(Chorus)
Blessings, blessings falling on my head
Victory anthem everywhere I tread
(Outro)
Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh
Christ be my cover, I no dey dread
(I no dey dread)
(I no dey fear)
(I no dey care)
Christ be my cover, I no dey dread