Olajesu Download and Lyrics | Esther Adebayo
Nigerian gospel music minister, and songwriter, Esther Adebayo is out with her first single titled “OLAJESU”
OLAJESU is a song that the Holy Spirit inspires to show that whatever I am or would ever be is by God’s grace and mercy. Men will fail but our God never fails and is the ever-present help in need. Glory to God the giver of all gifts. I will forever be grateful for his love and faithfulness.
About Esther Adebayo: Esther Ebunlomo Adebayo is a Nigerian gospel music minister, and songwriter who started writing her song from a tender age. Ebunlomo was born in Kaduna State, Nigeria. She’s from Iloffa in Kwara State. Her father, Mr Adeleye Joseph is a choirmaster in Christ Apostolic Church, and from an early age he encouraged her musical life. She started singing at a very tender age, she also sings in choir as a lead vocalist and has ministered in other churches. She is a graduate of Accounting from Nasarawa Polytechnic, Nasarawa State, Nigeria. Her songs are majorly inspired by the holy spirit and also serve as a channel for preaching the gospel to the world at large. Ebunlomo Esther is happily married to the love of her life Mr Stephen Adebayo and they are blessed with 3 wonderful children.
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Lyrics for Olajesu By Esther Adebayo
OLAJESU ni Mon’je, ki ma ise t’eniyan
Ola re Eledumare
Lon’gbe mi ro
OLAJESU ni Mon’je, ki ma ise t’eniyan
Ola re Eledumare
Lon’gbe mi ro
Akaikatan lo re re e baba
Moronu jinle, mo wa ri’pe ega
Akaikatan lo re re baba
If I have ten thousands tongues
Is not enough to praise Your name
Ife re, ko ma lounka laye mi
Ola re Eledumare lon’gbe mi ro
OLAJESU ni Mon’je, ki ma ise t’eniyan
Ola re Eledumare
Lon’gbe mi ro
Ola re ee, lo so mi d’omo
Ife Eledumare, lo gbe mi ro
I’m a product of Your grace
I’m a product of Your love
Ola re Eledumare
Lo n gbe mi ro
OLAJESU ni Mon’je, ki ma ise t’eniyan
Ola re Eledumare
Lon’gbe mi ro
OLAJESU ni Mon’je, ki ma ise t’eniyan
Ola re Eledumare
Lon’gbe mi ro
Bridge
Ola re Eledumare, lon’gbe ro