We have another great harmony from Bethel Revival Choir called “Mawu Gbagbe”, listen and enjoy below.
Introducing to you today a famous and amazing singers Bethel Revival Choir as they unleashed another glamorous and enchanting soundtrack dubbed “Mawugbagbe”. This wonderful remedy was written and composed by the Christian band to give their fanbase some sweet melodies to listen to.
“Mawugbagbe” is an exciting and brilliant project carried out by a Ghanaian gospel music maestros, Bethel Revival Choir, that really put in their possible best on this beautiful soundtrack so as for it to be extremely pleasing to the ears to their listeners.
This is the 11th track on their remarkable and brilliant album tagged “Akpe” that was released in 2018, featuring some hard-working and brilliant Christian music entertainers.
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Mawugbagbe Lyrics By Bethel Revival Choir
Mawu Gbagbe akpe na wò
(Thank you living God)
Mawu Gbagbe akpe na wò
(Thank you living God)
Woe nye Fiawodzifia
(You are King of kings)
Woe nye ŋutikɔkɔe fia
(You are the King of Holiness)
Mawu Gbagbe akpe na wò
(Thank you living God)
Woe nye Mawu
(You are God)
Woe nye Mawu
(You are God)
Woe nye Mawu yi mavɔ me
(You are an everlasting God)
Mawu Gbagbe akpe na wò
(Thank you living God)
Mawu Gbagbe akpe na wò
(Thank you living God)
O Gbɔgbɔ kɔkɔe
(O Holy Spirit)
O kplɔla nyuitɔ
(O perfect guide)
Nusi nèwɔ ta
(For what you’ve done)
Miàkafu wò
(We’ll praise)
Miadzi “hale” haleluya
(We’ll sing hallelujah)
Haleluya
(Hallelujah)
Haleluya
(Hallelujah)
Nusi nèwɔ ta
(For what you’ve done)
Miàkafu wò
(We’ll praise)
Miadzi “hale” haleluya
(We’ll sing hallelujah)
O honhom kɔnkrɔn
(O Holy Spirit)
Oguanhwɛfo pa
(The good shepherd)
Nea W’ayε nti
(For what you’ve done)
Yɛ kanfo wo
(We praise you)
Yɛ to “hale” haleluya
(We’ll sing Halellujah)
Haleluya
(Hallelujah)
Haleluya
(Hallelujah)
Nea W’aye nti
(For what you’ve done)
Yɛ kanfo wo
(We praise you)
Yɛ to “hale” haleluya
(We’ll sing Halellujah)