And today, we have this stunning melody “Oghene Doh” by the Gospel music singer, Nqubeko Mbatha.
“Oghene Doh” is another joyous and impressive gospel record by the South African favourite gospel singer, Nqubeko Mbatha. It was recorded and put to hearing in 2017 and has started going viral and becoming the new music to enjoy this time. “Oghene Doh” comes off his new album of nineteen tracks titled “Heaven’s Ways”.
Nqubeko Mbatha released a new studio album “Heaven’s Ways” after the release of “Sentiments of a Worshiper” in 2013. The project was released through Universal Music (Pty) Ltd South Africa under an exclusive license to them.
Heaven’s Ways is a phenomenal body of work that houses a number of nineteen tracks and features guest appearances from prominent singers which include; Khaya Mthethwa, Hlengiwe Ntombela, Ayo Solanke, Simphiwe Khumalo, Ntokozo Mbambo, Sibusiso Mnguni, Bholoja, Yvonne May, Ayo Solanke and Bheka Mthethwa. A project in which Nqubeko Mbatha still maintains his unique style of music. and showcases the high echelon of his music capabilities.
Also, the song “Oghene Doh” comes as the 6th and one of the most astounding tracks that will make you hit the replay button again and again… Listen, download and share with others below!!!
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Video: Nqubeko Mbatha – Oghene Doh ft Yvonne May
Oghene Doh Lyrics By Nqubeko Mbatha
From the rising of the sun
To the setting of the same
You remain the Most High One
Forever You are great
I will stand before the world
Speak aloud of Your great power
All the things You’ve brought me through
(Lord) I have to testify
Oh oh oh oh
Oh oh oh oh
Oh oh oh oh
Na me dey praise You
Na me dey worship You
I come before Your throne
I dey sing Oghene Doh
Oghene Doh
Doh Doh
Oghene Doh
Doh Doh
Oghene Doh
Doh Doh
Oghene Doh
Doh Doh
Na me dey praise You
Na me dey worship You
I come before Your Throne
I dey sing Oghene Doh