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Taking Care (Remix) by Mercy Chinwo cover art

Mercy Chinwo - Taking Care (Remix) Lyrics

Artist:
Mercy Chinwo

Lyrics

Ayoyo ayo ayo ayo ayoyoyo
Ayo ayo ayo ayoyoyo
He’s taking care of me
Ayoyo ayo ayo ayo ayoyoyo
Ayo ayo ayo ayoyoyo
He’s taking care of me


New miracles everyday
New testimonies everywhere
Latest grace i receive daily daily
I know
Jesus is taking care of me
New mercies every morning
You daily load me with benefits
You treat me like your only child in the world
I know
Jesus you’re taking care of me
I’m here to testify
Jesus is taking care of me
Oh oh oh
Jesus is looking after me
Jesus is watching over me
I’m shining because
Jesus is taking care of me


Yes you daily give your angels
Charge over me
Indeed you’re taking care of me
I don’t need to pay
For the air that I breathe (air that I breathe)
You’re taking care of me
Chai
Your blessings just dey follow me
Chai
Angels watching over me, aii
Before I call you answer me
I’m a benefit girl oh
Ayoyo ayo ayo ayo ayoyoyo
Ayo ayo ayo ayoyoyo
He’s taking care of me


Jesus is taking care of me
Oh oh oh
Jesus is looking after me
Jesus is watching over me
I’m shining because
Jesus is taking care of me
Jesus is taking care of me
Oh oh oh
Jesus is looking after me
Jesus is watching over me
I’m shining because
Jesus is taking care of me


Favour all around
(Jesus is taking care of me)
Everything is working out for my good
(Jesus is taking care of me)
Fighting my battles ololololo lo
(Jesus is taking care of me)
Many many blessings
Open doors everywhere oh
(Jesus is taking care of me)
Testimonies, favour favour
(Jesus is taking care of me)


Latest grace I receive daily daily
I know
Jesus is taking care of me
You treat me like your only child in the world
I know
Jesus is taking care of me


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Meaning & Inspiration

Taking Care (Remix) centers on gratitude for Jesus’ daily care. Its repeated confession that Jesus watches, provides, and fights battles gives the song a testimony-driven focus. Images of new mercies, answered prayer, angelic protection, open doors, and ordinary breath present divine care as both spiritual and practical. The celebratory refrains reinforce confidence in God’s goodness without losing the personal language of thanksgiving.

Several phrases closely echo biblical themes. ‘New mercies every morning’ recalls Lamentations 3:22-23, while the reference to angels receiving charge reflects Psalm 91:11. The assurance that circumstances are working for good also resembles Romans 8:28. Together, these connections frame the singer’s praise as a response to providence rather than luck. Repetition functions as testimony: each return to the central line affirms that protection, grace, and provision come from Jesus. The result is an African gospel praise song shaped by gratitude, confidence, and public witness.

Related Scripture

  • Lamentations 3:22-23 The song’s new mercies each morning directly echo this passage.
  • Psalm 91:11 The lyric about angels receiving charge reflects God’s promised protection.
  • Romans 8:28 The claim that everything works for good echoes this verse.