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Added Sep 29, 2025
Composer: Bidemi Oyesanya
Uploaded By: Choir PDFs
Format: Staff
Language: Yoruba
Pages: 5 pages

OLUWA S'ALABO MI by Bidemi Oyesanya — Lyrics

TENOR SOLO B'aye tile dudu t'ireti jina rere Oluwa, s'alaabo mi, jare f'aye mi n'isinmi. B'aye tile dudu t'o dabi ko se e gbe, Oluwa, s'alaabo mi, jare f'aye mi n'isinmi. B'ina tile n jo, t'iji n fe gidi, Oluwa, s'alaabo mi, jare f'aye mi n'isinmi. SOPRANO SOLO
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About OLUWA S'ALABO MI

"Oluwa S'alabo Mi" is a deeply comforting Yoruba prayer for God's protection and peace. Arranged specifically as a duet, the piece opens with a gentle tenor solo that speaks to trusting God even when the world feels dark and storms are raging. The melody feels personal and vulnerable, carrying the weight of a sincere plea for divine shelter.

As the song unfolds, the soprano voice enters with its own solo, reaffirming faith and asking the Father for guidance through life's dangers. When the two voices finally join together, the music swells into a unified harmony. They ask God to lead them safely home and grant them rest, repeating the heartfelt line "wa fun mi nisinmi."

Choirs often use this kind of special arrangement for concert ministrations or reflective moments of prayer during a service. The conversational interplay between the lower and higher voices makes the text feel incredibly intimate, reminding the congregation that no matter how fierce the trials of life become, God remains our ultimate refuge.