Good
Okey Sokay Lyrics
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What no man can do, you have done for me
IN HARMONY:
Jesus, you are so good
What no man can do, you have done for me
(SOLOIST)
Okwa gi me're nwanyi aga tu'ri ime ey ey ey ey
Okwa gi bu chukwuoma bu'nna za ekpere
What no man can do, you have done for me
What my father cannot do o, you have done for me
What nobody can do, you have done for me, Jesus ey.
IN HARMONY:
Jesus, you are so good
What no man can do, you have done for me
MUSIC INTERLUDE:
IN HARMONY:
What no man can do, you have done for me
What no man can do, you have done for me
What my father cannot do, you have done for me
What my mother cannot do, you have done for me
What my brother cannot do, you have done for me
What my sisters cannot do, you have done for me
What no government can do, you have done for me
What no man can do, ey.
You have done for me
Chai. Jesus...
The lyrics to Okey Sokay's "Good" express gratitude towards Jesus for all the things he has done that no other person could do. The song talks about the boundless love and kindness that Jesus offers to everyone who believes in Him. The song also highlights the omnipotence of God, emphasizing that there is nothing too difficult for Him. Furthermore, the soloist sings in Igbo (a Nigerian language) in the second verse, praising God for His goodness and faithfulness towards their life. The song ends with a heartfelt expression of admiration to Jesus, acknowledging Him as the source of all blessings.
The overall message is that Jesus has done amazing things that no one else could ever do. The lyrics are a tribute to God's faithfulness, love, and kindness to humanity. The song is a reminder that when we put our trust in Jesus, we can experience His goodness in our lives.
Line by Line Meaning
Jesus, you are so good
Addressing Jesus Christ with gratitude for his goodness and benevolent nature
What no man can do, you have done for me
Acknowledging the miraculous and unfathomable ways in which Jesus has helped and supported the singer
Okwa gi me're nwanyi aga tu'ri ime ey ey ey ey
Expressing enthusiasm and awe at the amazing things that Jesus is capable of
Okwa gi bu chukwuoma bu'nna za ekpere
Asserting the belief that Jesus is the embodiment of divine power and the answer to all prayers
What my father cannot do o, you have done for me
Highlighting the artist's gratitude for Jesus' ability to go beyond the limitations of human beings, including their own father's abilities
What nobody can do, you have done for me, Jesus ey.
Emphasizing the unique, unparalleled impact that Jesus has had on the singer's life, surpassing the help of anyone else
What my mother cannot do, you have done for me
Continuing to express thankfulness for Jesus' ability to surpass the limitations of even the singer's own mother
What my brother cannot do, you have done for me
Extending the gratitude to Jesus' ability to outdo the artist's siblings and relatives in helping them
What my sisters cannot do, you have done for me
Including the artist's sisters in the list of people that Jesus has surpassed in helping and supporting them
What no government can do, you have done for me
Highlighting the inefficacy of external institutions like governments in helping and fulfilling what Jesus has done for the artist
You have done for me
Reiterating the central theme of the song- Jesus' unique, unparalleled impact on the singer's life
Chai. Jesus...
Closing the song with a repeated exclamation of amazement and reverence for Jesus Christ
Writer(s): Dickson Okechukwu Onya
Contributed by Aubrey C. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@konnect8268
Love from United Kingdom, I came out from Surgery to remove cancer cells this week , and coming out of anaesthetic, this song dropped in my spirit, didn't know who sang it and quickly looked on You tube , it has been my anthem in recovery,
Also waiitng on the Lord for the fruit of the womb for 21 years and I didn't know the igbo language he sang in between this song but my Igbo friend translated it , so I knew God spoke to me through this song and by this time next year this song will be my twins dedication song by God's grace in Jesus name
@OkeySokay
Wow!!! The testimonies you have shared and will share are the same testimonies in my life that gave birth to this song.
I was miraculously healed from cancer and an Aunt of mine who was without a child for 9 years was blessed with a set of twins ( that’s what inspired the verse . )
I know God still heals completely so I decree in the name of Jesus total healing to your body , I know God still open wombs and so I pray that just as GOD did it for me and my extended family , He will do same and even more for you in the name of Jesus . Rejoice , you overcame by the blood of the Lamb that was shared on the cross .
You shall testify in the name of Jesus .
God bless you .
@konnect8268
@@OkeySokay Amen
@konnect8268
A big Amen to the prayers, I receive it in Jesus name.
@KiRetteCouture
@@OkeySokay What does the Igbo part mean please? I was actually thinking of a baby dedication too when I was singing this. And twins too!
@OkeySokay
@@KiRetteCouture oh! It means - You who made the barren woman fruitful , you are the GOD that answers prayers.
@goodnessc.8772
Pls who is tapping the replay button with me? What a thanksgiving song to our Dear Jesus Christ 👌
@gimbiyagalladima5433
🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🖐🖐🖐🖐🖐
@justineehimen8268
Still tapping the replay button till today 21/01/2023...indeed Jesus is so good, what no man can do He has done it for me...👍
@beylahclark3470
Me