Discover the soul-stirring songs of Prince Dayo’s “Made A Way,” a profound musical journey that originated from a place of sincere devotion and thankfulness to God.
This inspirational song is an authentic way for the artist to thank God for guiding them through all of life’s obstacles. “Made A Way,” which was inspired by a miraculous event that occurred while the artist was sleeping, is more than simply music—it’s a spiritual experience that will bless everyone who hears it. Come celebrate the wonderful relationship that exists between music, faith, and thankfulness.
Prince Dayo and Hosana convey a message of optimism and fortitude in this upbeat song, reminding us that God always finds a way, even in the face of difficulties. Prepare to receive encouragement, support, and filled with the Holy Spirit!
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Lyrics: Made A Way By Prince Dayo
Awamaridi Oba dansaki…
Eh Eh Eh
Oun ti won ro pe kole se e se oti bamise
Oba mi
Olorun mi
Olupese mi
Mimo mimo o
Mimo mimo
English:
(Unsearchable King Your Majesty
What they taught was impossible you made possible
My king
My God
My Provider
Holy Holy Holy is your name.)
Verse 1:
I will tell of the goodness of the lord
I will sing each and every day of my life.
There’s nothing bigger that you cannot do
There’s no fire on Earth that you cannot quench.
I will sing of the goodness of the Lord
I will tell of his faithfulness each day
There’s nothing bigger that you cannot do
I will sing of the goodness of the Lord.
Made a Way
A way for me 2x
Yoruba chant
He never fails
He’s always there whenever you call him
He never fails
Yahweh (He never fails)
(He’s always there whenever you call him)
(He never fails)
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