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Added Sep 29, 2025
Composer: Jude Nnam
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Format: Solfa
Language: English
Pages: 6 pages

LORD! I COME WITH MY GIFTS by Jude Nnam — Lyrics

[INTRO] Time after time I had made up my mind To come to you Lord to say thank you For what you had done in my life. Time after time I had made up my mind To come to you Lord in thanksgiving for all your love. Just when I thought I had everything under control, Something happens and I had to keep it for another day. What an excuse O my God forgive me For here I come to say thank you to you today. [CHORUS] You are the Lord who care for me. God, it is you who care for me, I come to you to give you thanks. I come to you to give you thanks With gifts deep from my heart. With music I have come, With sweet music and songs I have come to your presence. All songs I have come, and I will sing to the glory of your Name O Lord. Come in thanksgiving O Lord, All I have I will give to you my Lord. Come with praises O God.
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About LORD! I COME WITH MY GIFTS

"Lord! I Come With My Gifts" is a vibrant and deeply personal thanksgiving piece by Jude Nnam, a familiar favorite in Nigerian Catholic choir lofts. The song captures the very human experience of intending to thank God, getting distracted by life's unexpected turns, and finally returning to the altar with a heart full of gratitude. It opens with a reflective duet that feels like a private confession—admitting how often we delay our gratitude—before bursting into a joyful, polyphonic chorus of praise.

During the Offertory or a special thanksgiving procession, this piece truly comes alive. The choir weaves together rich harmonies, with the soprano line soaring above to declare God as the Alpha and Omega, the giver of life. The verses touch on the realities of human fragility—acknowledging those who suffer or face dangers on their journeys—making the act of bringing gifts to the altar feel even more profound. It is a beautiful reminder for the congregation that our health, safety, and very lives are gifts from God, worthy of our sweetest music and dances.