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Shelter Mighty God — Afro-Gospel Praise 2 by Ngozi

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Shelter Mighty God — Afro-Gospel Praise 2

Afro-Gospel,Female Lead With Mixed Choir Vocals

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OH Jesus
you're great
You're glorious
Wonderful,so marvelous,
Ohh I have no home, you gave me a shelter , you draw me close to you and you wipe my tears away,
What a mighty God you're?
Ebube dike
Ogbara akaa eje agha
, He who goes to battle empty-handed. and yet he won
Odogwu Akataka
, the Mighty warrior, who can battle with you?? Ekwueme,
He who speaks and does.
Chinweike,
the most powerful
Soromtochukwu ,
he has done it again .
Chioma what a good God
Onye na-eme nma
the doer of good
Iyufuluni o nya inayejegele"
Kene numeya ya o"
Onye kwesiri,
(The one who is worthy).
[Verse 1]
Oh—oh—oh, you’re gorgeous, lamp in my midnight,
Wonderful, so marvelous, mercy as my sight.
When doors closed and my hope thinned to a thread,
You knelt beside me, breathed in courage, lifted my head.
You drew me close and wiped my trembling tears;
From broken pieces you rewove my songs and prayers.
[Pre-Chorus]
What a mighty God you are — the valleys bow, the hills reply,
Ebube Dike, glorious warrior, lifting weak hearts high.
Ogbara akaa eje agha — you went to battle empty-handed,
And still you won; your morning came where night had landed.
[Chorus — call & response, tight hook]
You are my shelter, mighty God (You are my shelter)
Odogwu Akataka — who can stand? (Who can stand?)
Ekwueme — You speak and You do (You make a way)
Onye kwesiri — forever worthy (Worthy, worthy)
[Verse 2 — intimate, spare arrangement]
I walked a street of echoing doors and low-lit hope,
A single lamppost, a coat too thin to keep me whole.
Then a hand I didn’t know became the answer on my way —
A whispered faith, a neighbor’s light, your mercy in display.
You turned my waiting into witness, fear into a song,
And every promise you breathed proved my heart belonged.
[Pre-Chorus — lift]
What a mighty God you are — name above each name,
Ebube Dike, glorious warrior, set my heart aflame.
Ogbara akaa eje agha — you went to battle empty-handed,
And yet you win; you turn our tears to triumph splendid.
[Chorus — stronger, choir enters]
You are my shelter, mighty God (my shelter, my rock)
Odogwu Akataka — who can stand? (no one can)
Ekwueme — You speak and You do (You keep Your word)
Onye kwesiri — the One who is worthy (worthy for ever)
[Bridge — call & response, rising intensity]
Leader: Soromtochukwu — You have done it again!
Choir: You have done it again! You have done it again!
Leader: Chioma — what a good God, the Doer of good!
Choir: Onye na-eme nma — the Doer of good!
Leader (soft): Iyufuluni o nya inayejegele —
Choir (echo): Kene numeya ya o — we lift You high!
[Chorus — full band, anthemic, three-part harmony]
You are my shelter, mighty God (my shelter, my stronghold)
Odogwu Akataka — who can stand? (no one can stand)
Ekwueme — He speaks and He does (He acts, He saves)
Onye kwesiri — the One who is worthy (worthy, worthy)
[Outro — intimate, return to opening image]
Oh—oh—oh, you’re gorgeous, wonderful, so marvelous...
You drew me close, you wiped my tears —