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Embracing the Unconditional Love of the Divine: Yadah’s “What do I have”
Yadah’s song “What do I have” is a heartfelt anthem that resonates with the profound love and grace of our Heavenly Father. In this simple yet powerful melody, Yadah captures the essence of a relationship built on trust, intimacy, and unwavering devotion.
With tender vocals and poignant lyrics, “What do I have” serves as a reminder of the unconditional love that surrounds us, even in our darkest moments. Through each verse, Yadah invites listeners into a place of vulnerability and surrender, where the burdens of life are lifted in the embrace of a loving Father.
At its core, “What do I have” is a song of redemption a declaration of freedom from fear and shame, and a celebration of the unbreakable bond between Creator and creation. As the music swells and the lyrics unfold, we are reminded of the sacred truth that we are deeply known and cherished by the One who formed us.
In a world marked by pain and uncertainty, “What do I have” offers solace and hope a gentle reminder that we are never alone, but always held in the arms of a loving Father. Through Yadah’s music, we are invited to experience the transformative power of divine love a love that heals, restores, and empowers us to live with purpose and passion.
What do I have that you didn’t give to me What do I have that you didn’t give to me What do I have that you didn’t give to me What do I have that you didn’t give to me
I boast in your love I boast in your love What do I have that you didn’t give to me I boast in your love I boast in your love What do I have that you didn’t give to me
Chioma meh Imaramma n’eziokwu Imaramma n’eziokwu Imaramma n’eziokwu Chioma meh Imaramma n’eziokwu Imaramma n’eziokwu Imaramma n’eziokwu If you have a good God make some noise
Every good and perfect gift comes from you Comes from you – comes from you What do I have? What do I have that you didn’t give to me Every good and perfect gift comes from you Comes from you – comes from you What do I have? What do I have that you didn’t give to me What do I have what do I have What do I have what do I have What do I have that you didn’t give to me What do I have what do I have What do I have what do I have What do I have that you didn’t give to me
Not by strength Not by power All that I have comes from you Not by strength Not by power All that I have comes from you No be by effort, no be by works For the strength of man will fail All that I have comes from you Na you Dey give every perfect gift oh Na you Dey do me well well well All that I have comes from you Before I look you do another one Every good thing comes from you yeah yeah yeah All that I have comes from you
What do I have what do I have What do I have what do I have What do I have that you didn’t give to me What do I have what do I have What do I have what do I have What do I have that you didn’t give to me What do I have what do I have What do I have what do I have What do I have that you didn’t give to me What do I have what do I have What do I have what do I have What do I have that you didn’t give to me
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