THANK YOU (IN IGALA, IGBO & ENGLISH)
Solfa Notation • Offertory Hymns, Celebrations, Hymns
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THANK YOU (IN IGALA, IGBO & ENGLISH) by OMAYE ISAAC — Lyrics
About THANK YOU (IN IGALA, IGBO & ENGLISH)
"Thank You" by Isaac Omaye is a vibrant, trilingual song of gratitude that brings together English, Igala, and Igbo in a joyful celebration of God's goodness. The piece opens with a simple, heartfelt reflection—acknowledging that without God's loving kindness, faithfulness, and mercy, we would not be here to see another glorious day.
The energy lifts in the chorus as the choir breaks into Igala, calling on "Ọjọ ki do jale" (the Almighty God) and "Agaba Idu" (the Lion), weaving these powerful titles with continuous English praises for our provider and defender. It is the kind of lively thanksgiving piece that gets a congregation swaying, perfectly suited for the Offertory or a special thanksgiving procession where the people bring their joy to the altar.
In the final section, the rhythm shifts into a testimony of transformed lives: "You turn my mourning into dancing." The song then beautifully transitions into Igbo—"Lekwe ikpere m n'ala Chineke" (see my knees on the ground, O God)—a posture of total surrender and awe. It is a wonderful choice for any choir looking to lead a deeply cultural and spirited thanksgiving.