In the vibrant tapestry of Nigerian gospel music, Mr M & Revelation stand out as a dynamic duo, captivating audiences with their uplifting melodies and powerful messages of faith. With their latest single, “Oluwa, Oluwa (Atofarati Bi Oke),” they deliver a soul-stirring anthem that celebrates the sovereignty and faithfulness of God. Translating to “Lord, Lord (As Wide as the Sky)” in English, this song serves as a heartfelt expression of reverence and adoration for the Almighty.
“Oluwa, Oluwa (Atofarati Bi Oke)” resounds with a spirit of praise and worship, as Mr M & Revelation’s harmonious vocals and infectious rhythms create an atmosphere charged with spiritual energy. Each verse serves as a testament to God’s greatness and majesty, as they declare His power to reign over all creation. Through their music, they invite listeners to join in a chorus of adoration, lifting high the name of the One who is worthy of all praise.
At its core, “Oluwa, Oluwa (Atofarati Bi Oke)” embodies the timeless truth that God is sovereign and faithful, regardless of the circumstances. Mr M & Revelation’s emotive delivery and heartfelt lyrics create a sacred space where listeners can encounter the presence of God in a tangible way. Through their music, they inspire believers to draw near to God and experience His love and grace in a deeper and more meaningful way.
Mr M & Revelation – Oluwa, Oluwa (Atofarati Bi Oke) Lyrics
Nothing in this life is worth having
If I don’t have Jesus more and more
I am the apple of your eyes
You are the very breath I take
My life will make no sense without you
Without you
Oluwa
(God)
Oluwa
(God)
Atofarati bi oke
(Defender, supporter)
Oluwa
(God)
Oluwa
(God)
Atofarati bi oke
(Defender supporter)
Nothing in this life is worth having
If I don’t have Jesus more and more
I am the apple of your eyes
You are the very breath I take
My life will make no sense without you
Without you
Oluwa
(God)
Oluwa
(God)
Atofarati bi oke
(Defender, supporter)
My song will always be
Hallelujah hallelujah
Forever I will sing
Hallelujah hallelujah
Oluwa
(God)
Oluwa
(God)
Atofarati bi oke
(Defender, supporter)
