Lyrics
Chorus
AYAYAY
Glory be to God
AYAYAY
Glory be to God
Hallelujah (x2)
Glory be to God
Hallelujah,
Hallelujah
Glory be to God
Chant 1 (x8)
AYAYAY
Glory be to God
Chant 2 (x4)
Hallelujah,
Hallelujah
Glory be to God
Chorus (x2)
AYAYAY
Glory be to God
AYAYAY
Glory be to God
Hallelujah (x2)
Glory be to God
Hallelujah,
Hallelujah
Glory be to God
Chant 3 (x2)
(I trample on the enemy)
Glory be to GOd
(I work many miracles)
Glory be to God
(I will always be victorious)
Glory be to God
(And I do the impossible)
Glory be to God
Chorus
AYAYAY
Glory be to God
AYAYAY
Glory be to God
Hallelujah (x2)
Glory be to God
Hallelujah,
Hallelujah
Glory be to God
Chant 3
(I trample on the enemy)
Glory be to GOd
(I work many miracles)
Glory be to God
(I will always be victorious)
Glory be to God
(And I do the impossible)
Glory be to God
Chant 2 (x8)
Hallelujah,
Hallelujah
Glory be to God
Credits & Song Information
Video
Meaning & Inspiration
“Prophetic Chant (Ayayaya)” is a live recording by Emmanuel Iren featuring Nosa, built as a chant rather than a verse-led story. The shout “Ayayay” is answered again and again with “Glory be to God” and “Hallelujah,” so the structure is a call and response that a congregation can join without a printed page.
The middle chants turn to bold declarations in parentheses: trampling on the enemy, working many miracles, always being victorious, and doing the impossible, each followed by the same response, “Glory be to God.” The pairing keeps the credit with God, so every claim of victory ends in praise. The theme is close to Romans 8:37, which speaks of being more than conquerors through Christ, and to Luke 1:37, which says nothing is impossible with God.
The repeated “Hallelujah” recalls the heavenly shout of Revelation 19:1. The recording’s message is simple, joyful thanksgiving that gives God the glory for victory.
Related Scripture
- Revelation 19:1 A great multitude shouting “Hallelujah”
- Romans 8:37 More than conquerors through Christ
- Luke 1:37 With God nothing is impossible