Lyrics
ft. Rua Young
Chorus
Power, oh power
Power, oh power
This one na super power
(Super power)
Super power
Power, oh power
Power, oh power
This one na super power
(Super power)
Super power
Verse 1
My God na super power
Yeah, God na smallest power
If I want finish the goal
It no go take time, maybe half an hour
See as they muddy coward
When I bring my fire power
As I dey pray, I sow in the wild
And say you must see wahala
Pre-Chorus
Do you understand this?
The type that will heal the sick and raise the dead
I'm talking that type of
Nobody badder, nobody compare
This ain't a fight, the pairing is unfair
So when I walk in the room, the demons are shook
They look in my eyes and tell that I can
Chorus
Power, oh power
Power, oh power
This one na super power
(Super power)
Super power
Power, oh power
Power, oh power
This one na super power
(Super power)
Super power
Verse 2
My God na super power
Na he name Jukos Hado
Singing hymns for the Him, oh my Lord
Beat to the genre, young, I'm cutting and shutting
They don't miss a zoom
Bundle pack salvation edition
Hey, what a gift and a perfect timing
Vanity kill with a silver lining
Writing on my nails, still shouting, whining
To the child that's fighting day and nightly
I could keep my focus on no teller, get this in the morning
She tell us she long, escape and check that and you lost
Any more, since you want to take a walk, my enemy
Any gone to the only thing known as the source
And we got that economy repping the sudden in the worst
I'm rooted in heaven so I might step back
Back, back, back
Got my God, got a debt, debt, debt, debt
Get it
Chorus
Power, oh power
Power, oh power
This one na super power
(Super power)
Super power
Power, oh power
Power, oh power
This one na super power
(Super power)
Super power
Video
Meaning & Inspiration
Limoblaze's "Super Power II," featuring Rua Young, sets its chorus as a chant - power, oh power, this one na super power - repeated until the phrase becomes rhythm as much as statement. The first verse locates that power specifically in God rather than the artist, contrasting personal smallness with what is being claimed on his behalf.
The pre-chorus gets most explicit about what kind of power is meant, describing one that can "heal the sick and raise the dead," language close to the summary of Jesus's own ministry in Matthew 11:5, and claiming that demons are unsettled by the singer's presence, an echo of the authority Jesus gives his followers in Luke 10:19. The second verse moves into denser, more referential rap writing, naming a specific alias, describing salvation in bundled, packaged terms, and returning repeatedly to being "rooted in heaven" as the source of that same confidence. Across both verses, the chorus keeps returning to reset the song's claim to its simplest form: power, and where it comes from.
Related Scripture
- Matthew 11:5 The blind see, the lame walk, the dead are raised - echoed directly in the lyric.
- Luke 10:19 Authority given over the power of the enemy.