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In the realm of gospel music, certain songs have the power to transcend mere melodies and lyrics, serving as vessels of divine inspiration and revelation. Ayo Vincent “Aterere,” stands as a shining example of such a song. With its soul-stirring vocals, heartfelt lyrics, and powerful message of grace, “Aterere” invites listeners into a sacred space where they can experience the transformative power of God’s love.
From the moment the first notes of “Aterere” fill the air, listeners are transported into a realm of worship and adoration. Ayo Vincent angelic voice effortlessly captures the essence of divine favor, weaving a tapestry of sound that is both uplifting and deeply moving.
One of the most compelling aspects of “Aterere” is its universal appeal. Regardless of background or circumstance, the message of God’s grace resonates with listeners from all walks of life. It’s a song that speaks to the human experience in all its complexity, offering hope, healing, and redemption to all who hear it.
As “Aterere” fills the airwaves, it creates a sacred space where listeners can encounter the presence of God in a tangible way. It’s a song that uplifts, inspires, and encourages, leaving a lasting impression on all who have the privilege of experiencing it. Ayo Vincent “Aterere,” is more than just a song; it’s a divine invitation to embrace the fullness of God’s love and to live in the freedom of His grace.
Aterere kari aiye Chant Kabi o o ma si oh Chant Oba to ga ju lo Chant Oba to ga julo ogo Chant
My God is good My God is kind Your love sweet pass sugar The thing dey make me smile I go dey follow you dey go dey go dey go Forever and ever I go dey follow Jesus go dey go dey go for the rest of my life
Aterere kari aiye This my God is too much No one be like you Baba you too much Kabi o o ma si oh This my God is too much No one be like you Baba you too much Oba to ga julo ogo ni fun oruko re Aterere kari aiye This my God is too much No one be like you Baba you too much Kabi o o ma si oh This my God is too much No one be like you Baba you too much Oba to ga julo ogo ni fun oruko re Oba to ga julo ogo ni fun oruko re
My God is good My God is kind Your love sweet pass sugar The thing dey make me smile I go dey follow Jesus dey go dey go dey go Forever and ever I go dey follow Jesus go dey go dey go for the rest of my days
Aterere kari aiye This my God is too much Ko so ba bi ire Baba you too much Kabi o o ma si oh This my God is too much Ko se ni bi ire Baba you too much Oba to ga julo ogo ni fun oruko re
Aterere kari aiye This my God is too much No one be like you Baba you too much Kabi o o ma si oh This my God is too much No one be like you Baba you too much Oba to ga julo ogo ni fun oruko re
My God is good My God is kind Your love sweet pass sugar The thing dey make me smile I go dey follow you dey go dey go dey go Forever and everrrr I go dey follow Jesus go dey go dey go for the rest of my life
Aterere kari aiye This my God is too much No one be like you Baba you too much Kabi o o ma si oh This my God is too much No one be like you Baba you too much Oba to ga julo ogo ni fun oruko re
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