Creative-sunday || owo oluwa by P.Daniel (cover)

Hello hive learners community, I trust we're doing great. It's another time of creative Sunday, a good time to share and explore beautiful music in the community once again.
This week I'll be presenting a song titled owo oluwa by P. Daniel, I want to give a personal kudos to pastor P.Daniel olawande because I see him as a blessing to this generation, asides his wonderful sermons, he has been blessing our souls with beautiful songs, he released one recently titled, onshishe... where he featured some other anointed music ministers, the song is superb. This particular song is a very popular song here in Nigeria because the different covers are all over the the social media, one of the covers I watched and liked was the one by Neeja. The music minister did a very nice job on the song and gave it a very beautiful tune that most people were using for their videos especially on tiktok.The dance version too was released and I'll say I really love it, it's actually nice.

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Owo oluwa nbe lori aye mi is obviously a Yoruba song meaning the hand of God is upon my life, I'll be dropping the English interpretation of all the lyrics.
When one has the hand of God on his or her life, it makes the journey of man go smoothly and plain, such person will be experiencing super natural progress and whatsoever he or she lay his hands shall be prosperous, I believe everyone wants prosperity, we need the hand of God in our lives.
Even though the song is so short, it carries a very great meaning.

I played guitar to the song as an accompaniment to my voice, and I used three chords which are chord I,II &VI. I've been longing to sing the song with a musical instrument especially with a piano but I've not been able to do that nevertheless using a guitar for now is not bad, I hope you'll find it interesting.

SONG LYRICS
Owo Oluwa be lori aye mi o (The hand of the Lord is upon my life)
O n’gbe mi fo (It makes me soar)
O n’gbe mi sare (It gives me speed)
Owo Oluwa be lori aye mi o (The hand of the Lord is upon my life)