CHEKWABA MKPULUOBIM
Solfa Notation • Burial / Funeral Hymns, Prayer, Hymns, Lenten Hymns
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CHEKWABA MKPULUOBIM by D. Amusia — Lyrics
About CHEKWABA MKPULUOBIM
"Chekwaba Mkpuluobim" is a deeply moving Igbo prayer for the soul's eternal safekeeping. The title translates to "Protect my soul," and the song carries the quiet, trusting plea of a believer asking God to guard their spirit both in this life and the next. It is a piece that brings immense comfort during times of loss, making it a fitting and powerful choice for funerals, requiem Masses, and moments of solemn reflection.
The verses walk through the journey of the soul, reminding us that we are made in God's immortal image. The choir sings of the Christian hope that God will not abandon His children to the grave, but will conquer death and sin. In the later verses, the lyrics look forward to the day the trumpet sounds and the faithful are called to join the angels, asking Jesus to remember them. It is a beautiful expression of faith in the resurrection, offering a sense of peace to the congregation as they pray for the departed.