Lyrics
Ogo ogo
Hallelujah
To the lamb, to the lamb
Ogo ogo
Hallelujah
To the lamb, to the lamb
Ogo ogo
Hallelujah
To the lamb, to the lamb
Ogo ogo
Hallelujah
To the lamb, to the lamb
Ogo ogo
Hallelujah
To the lamb, to the lamb
Ogo ogo
Hallelujah
To the lamb, to the lamb
Ogo ogo
Hallelujah
To the lamb, to the lamb
Ogo ogo
Hallelujah
To the lamb, to the lamb
Ogo ogo
Hallelujah
To the lamb, to the lamb
Ogo ogo
Hallelujah
To the lamb, to the lamb
Ogo ogo
Hallelujah
To the lamb, to the lamb
Ogo ogo
Hallelujah
To the lamb, to the lamb
Ogo ogo
Hallelujah
To the lamb, to the lamb
We won’t stop praising you
We won’t stop loving you
Forever and ever, forever and ever
We won’t stop praising you
We won’t stop loving you
Forever and ever, forever and ever
We won’t stop praising you
We won’t stop loving you
Forever and ever, forever and ever
We won’t stop praising you
We won’t stop loving you
Forever and ever, forever and ever
We won’t stop praising you
We won’t stop loving you
Forever and ever, forever and ever
We won’t stop praising you
We won’t stop loving you
Forever and ever, forever and ever
I won’t stop praising you
I won’t stop loving you
Forever and ever, forever and ever
I won’t stop praising you
I won’t stop loving you
Forever and ever, forever and ever
I won’t stop praising you
I won’t stop loving you
Forever and ever, forever and ever
We won’t stop praising you
We won’t stop loving you
Forever and ever, forever and ever
We won’t stop praising you
We won’t stop loving you
Forever and ever, forever and ever
We won’t stop praising you
We won’t stop loving you
Forever and ever, forever and ever
Ogo ogo
Hallelujah
To the lamb, to the lamb
Ogo ogo
Hallelujah
To the lamb, to the lamb
Ogo ogo
Hallelujah
To the lamb, to the lamb
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Meaning & Inspiration
Ogo is built as an extended act of adoration centered on the Lamb. The Yoruba word “ogo,” meaning glory, is joined with “Hallelujah” and repeated until the lyric takes on the character of congregational praise. Its limited vocabulary is purposeful within that worship pattern: glory belongs to the Lamb, and praise continues without an announced endpoint. The later lines add enduring love to the repeated praise, presenting both as lasting responses to God.
The Lamb imagery closely aligns with Revelation’s scenes of worship around Christ. Revelation 5 describes heavenly voices declaring the slain Lamb worthy to receive glory and praise, while Revelation 7 pictures a vast multitude crediting salvation to God and the Lamb. Psalm 150 also supports the song’s unceasing invitation to praise. The movement between collective and individual declarations allows the worship to be voiced by a gathered community and by a single worshiper, while the central subject remains unchanged: honor offered to the Lamb forever.
Related Scripture
- Revelation 5:12-13 Heavenly worship gives glory, honor, and praise to the Lamb.
- Revelation 7:9-10 A vast multitude praises God and the Lamb for salvation.
- Psalm 150:6 The psalm calls everything that has breath to praise the Lord.