Lyrics
[INTRO]
Je m’appelle unbreakable
Still unbreakable
Only God
ɛnyɛ wo dɛ, ɛnyɛ wo dɛ
ɛnyɛ wo dɛ
ɛnyɛ ɛno no
[VERSE 1]
Ɛdora anwummerɛ me hyiaa Yeshua Hamashiach
He says He is coming down today
To perform a miracle
For you and I
Na me sie ɛyɛ me adam nana
Sɛ anka me bone ahyɛ me ma
Very far from the mercy
But He have given me opportunity
To worship your majesty
Till eternity, to the holy trinity
Tie! (Listen) angels are singing
Seraphim and Cherubim
Ɔkoto, na ɛnyɛ me adam nana
Me nso me koto bi oo
Mebɔ ne din daa oo
Na maka sɛ Igwe Nyame sɛ aseda
[CHORUS]
Mo mma yɛn tɔ ɛɛ
Igwe! Nyame sɛ aseda
Igwe! Nana Nyame sɛ aseda
Igwe! nyame sɛ ayeyi oo
Aseda aseda nkoaa oo
[VERSE 2]
The calm those above, He quite those below
Yeshua Hamashiach is coming down today
Nsenkyerene ne sɛ nsenkubɔfo di n’akyi
Ɛbi nso di n’anim, unbreakable medi n’anim
Tie! na eguamma no nso woso akasaa
Ɔbo mmrane de hyɛ Nyame anuonyam
Tie! (Listen!) Angels are singing: hallelujah
Seraphim and Cherubim: hosanna
Ɔkoto, na ɛnyɛ me adam nana
Me nso me koto bi oo
Me bɔ ne din akyerɛ aman, Nyame
Igwe! Nyame sɛ aseda
[CHORUS]
Wo nsomu na yɛn tɔ sɛ
Igwe! Nyame sɛ aseda
Igwe! Nana Nyame sɛ aseda
Igwe! nyame sɛ ayeyi oo
Aseda aseda nkoaa ni oo
Igwe! Nyame sɛ aseda
Igwe! Nana Nyame sɛ aseda
Igwe! nyame sɛ ayeyi oo
Aseda aseda nkoaa ni oo
[HOOK]
Wo mma nsenku no mbom ɛɛ
Wo mma menta no mbom ɛɛ
Dɛwuruta no mbom
Yesu ba
Mpintin no mbom
Unbreakable
Yeda wase daa Nana Nyame
Yeda wase daa
Igwe! Nana Nyame sɛ aseda
Kaywa bɔ me piano
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Adam Nana” is a multilingual song of thanksgiving and praise centered on Jesus, mercy, worship, and God’s majesty. The opening identifies God as the source of endurance before the first verse turns toward an encounter with Yeshua Hamashiach and the hope of divine help. References to sin, mercy, a renewed opportunity to worship, and praise offered into eternity give the lyric the shape of a grateful testimony rather than self-congratulation.
The heavenly imagery broadens that testimony into communal worship. Angels, seraphim, and cherubim sing, while the chorus repeatedly offers thanks and praise to God. Mentions of the Lamb, hallelujah, and hosanna resemble biblical scenes in which heavenly beings honor God and the Lamb. The hook adds instruments and public proclamation, reinforcing praise as something voiced, played, and shared. Across Twi and English lines, the recurring emphasis remains clear: mercy calls for gratitude, and God alone receives the glory.
Related Scripture
- Revelation 5:11-13 Angels and all creation offer praise to God and the Lamb.
- Psalm 150:3-6 The psalm calls for praise with instruments and every living voice.
- Psalm 136:1 The psalm joins thanksgiving with God’s enduring mercy.