Baba Mimo A De
Solfa Notation • Entrance songs, Prayer
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Baba Mimo A De by Aderemi D. Olajide — Lyrics
About Baba Mimo A De
"Baba Mimo A De" is a reverent Yoruba entrance and prayer song that draws the congregation into a posture of humble worship. The title carries the earnest declaration written right on the score: Father, we have come to worship you. In the choir loft, this piece is often chosen to open the Mass or to accompany a dedicated time of intercession, setting a tone of deep spiritual readiness.
The lyrics guide the faithful through a natural progression of prayer. It begins with a solo voice acknowledging God's presence and pleading for the forgiveness of sins, before the full choir joins to ask the Father to send down the Holy Spirit. As the harmonies weave together, the soprano line carries a soaring petition for God to hear and seal their prayers in the name of Jesus.
For Nigerian Catholic choirs, singing this piece is an exercise in prayerful harmony. The gentle, majestic tempo—marked "Andante, dolce e Maestoso" on the sheet—allows the singers to express both the sweetness of God's presence and the solemnity of approaching the altar. It reminds the congregation that worship is about laying our petitions confidently before the Father.