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The Anthem by Dunsin Oyekan cover art

Dunsin Oyekan - The Anthem Lyrics

Artist:
Dunsin Oyekan
Album:
The Gospel of the Kingdom
Official Release:
11 Oct 2020

Lyrics

Verse


We know you are rewarder
Of those who diligently
Seek your Face
All Power is in your hands
With you, nothing is impossible to do


Verse (Repeat)


We know you are rewarder
Of those who diligently
Seek your face
All Power is in your Hands
With you, nothing is impossible to do


Pre-Chorus


This is the Confidence
That when we come to you


Chorus (x2)


What you cannot fix
What you cannot do
What you cannot solve
Does not exist


Bridge


We Know (We Know), That You’re a miracle worker
(We Know), That you’re a covenant keeper
(We Know), That you’re a healer (We Know)
We Know, (we know)
Say we know, (we know)
We know, (we know)
Of the things I’ve handled (I Know)
Of the things I’ve tasted (I Know)
Of the things I’ve seen (I Know)
Say I know, (I Know)
I Know, (I Know)
Right now, let the lame walk
(Right now), Let the blind see
(Right now), Let the dead come back to life
Right now (Right now)


Chorus (Repeat)


What you cannot fix
What you cannot do
What you cannot solve
Does not exist


Chorus (Repeat)


What you cannot fix
What you cannot do
What you cannot solve
Does not exist


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Meaning & Inspiration

“The Anthem” by Dunsin Oyekan is a declaration of confidence in God’s ability. It opens by saying that God is a rewarder of those who diligently seek His face, that all power is in His hands, and that with Him nothing is impossible. That wording is close to Hebrews 11:6 and Luke 1:37.

The chorus is built on one repeated claim: what God cannot fix, cannot do, and cannot solve does not exist. The lines are short and direct, so a congregation can take them up and repeat them as a shared confession.

The bridge becomes a call and response. The leader names God as a miracle worker, a covenant keeper, and a healer, and the people answer “We know,” then “I know,” drawing on what they have handled, tasted, and seen. It ends with a prayer that the lame would walk, the blind see, and the dead come back to life, which recalls Matthew 11:5. The song is an expression of expectant faith.

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