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Chris Ogugua - Bye Bye Satan Lyrics

Artist:
Chris Ogugua

Lyrics

Bye Bye Satan
Jesus is na my papa ooh
Whether good or bad yoh
Don't give up my life in patapata


Two thousand years ago
Jesus rose from the dead
Gave me the power against -
Satan and his demons


Satan is a liar and a noise maker
And too big for me

Satan is a liar and a noise maker
And too big for me


Two thousand years ago
Jesus rose from the dead
Gave me the power against -
satan and his demons


No need to worry
No need to fear

Jesus is my papa oh
Whether good or bad


Satan is a liar and a noise maker
And too big for me

Satan is a liar and a noise maker
And too big for me


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Meaning & Inspiration

“Bye Bye Satan” is a compact declaration of confidence in the risen Jesus. The singer rejects fear and worry because Christ rose from the dead and grants authority over Satan and demonic opposition. Calling Jesus “my papa” gives that confidence a familial quality: security rests in belonging to Christ through both favorable and difficult circumstances.

The repeated description of Satan as a liar and noise maker treats intimidation as empty beside the authority of Jesus. At the same time, the command not to give up turns the song from confrontation toward perseverance. Its Easter-centered claim closely reflects New Testament teaching that Christ has been raised and that his followers need not live under a spirit of fear. The reference to authority over demonic power also recalls Jesus sending his disciples with authority over the enemy. Through repetition and direct language, the song emphasizes spiritual courage rather than fascination with evil, grounding resistance in Christ’s resurrection, protection, and continuing relationship with the believer.

Related Scripture

  • 1 Corinthians 15:20 Paul declares that Christ has been raised from the dead.
  • Luke 10:19 Jesus tells his disciples that he has given them authority over the enemy’s power.
  • 2 Timothy 1:7 The verse contrasts fear with the Spirit’s power, love, and self-control.