Following a busy period of ministry, Ìdírí mu mà is the fifth single to be released by Purist Ogboi acclaimed debut album, “The Encounter”.
Purist Ogboi is rapidly being established, not only as a highly anointed and passionate Worshipper, but also as a powerful vocalist with a knack for excellence in every aspect of her ministry. Her positive impact in the UK Gospel scene in the last year is undeniable.
Since the release of The Encounter album, in addition to multiple award nominations across various awarding bodies, Purist recently bagged the award of Best Newcomer at the prestigious Premier Gospel Awards UK.
Ìdírí mu mà, which literarily means “You are good to me”, is a multi-lingual up-tempo song of praise which testifies of God’s goodness and faithfulness. November 2015, Purist received the song in a dream.
Ìdírí mu mà’s catchy melody and joyful tone facilitates an atmosphere of praise and thanksgiving unto the Lord in dance. So get your dancing shoes on, pick up your tambourine and give God quality praise with Ìdírí mu mà.
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LYRICS
(Intro)
HEY HEY HEY HEY
Come on clap your hands like this
Come on come on everybody
Yeaaaaaa heyyyyyyyyyyy
You worthy of our praise
Verse
When I think of your goodness
And all you’ve done for me
And I think of your kindness
And how you rescued me
Lord I sing of your mercies
And faithfulness to me
I can’t contain it but shout out loud
You’re worthy to be praised
Onwegi-ihe diri-gi-ike ime-nuwa
(There is nothing impossible for You to do in this world)
Soso-gi buchi ne-menma
(You’re the only God that does good)
Ome-mma
(The one that does good)
Agama jagi nma
(I’ll praise you)
CHORUS
idiri-mu-ma oh 2x
(You’re good to me)
Ome-mma eh eh
(The one who does good)
Idiri-mu-ma
(You are good to me)
Ekene diri-gi oh oh 2x
(Thanks be to You)
Ome-mma eh
(The One who does good)
Ekene diri-gi oh
(Thanks be to You)
BRIDGE
When praises go up
The blessings come down
You deserve the lifting of my hands
Holy holy Lord God almighty
King of all creation
Lifter of my head
