Moses Bliss - Daddy Wey Dey Pamper (Special Version) Lyrics
Lyrics
Even when I fall your hand
You still dey hold my hand
Lover of my soul
You nor dey break my heart
I'll sing about your mercies
I'll sing about your grace
Na you dey burst my brain
Every night and day
Daddy wey dey pamper
Daddy wey dey bless
Forever you're my father
Na you dey give me rest
When I look around
I see your faithfulness
I'll bow down on my knees
Cos na you wey be the best
You carry me from ground
Baba, you put me for the top
You shower me with love
Your grace na the jara wey dey on top
You be my shepherd so I no fit lack wetin to chop
Even as I salama, e no fit be enough
Daddy wey dey pamper
Daddy wey Dey bless
Forever you're my father
Na you dey give me rest
When I look around
I see your faithfulness
I'll bow down on my knees
Cos na you wey be the best
Even when I fall your hand
You still dey hold my hand
Lover of my soul
You nor dey break my heart
I'll sing about your mercy
I'll sing about your grace
Na you dey burst my brain
Every night and day
Daddy wey dey pamper
Daddy wey dey bless
Forever you're my father
Say na u dey give me rest
When I look around
I see your faithfulness
I'll bow down on my knees
Cos na you wey be the best
Your grace, e cover me
Your love, You shower me
Anywhere I turn I see your pampering
On my left to my right, baba you stand by me
Whenever I call, you dey answer me
When people lockup my matter, you remember me
No be lie, this your love na till eternity
I go dey follow you dey go
Go dey follow you dey go
Your blessing cover me
Your love, You shower me
Anywhere I turn I see your pampering
On my left to my right, baba you stand by me
Whenever I call, you dey answer me
When people lockup my matter, you remember me
No be lie, this your love na till eternity
I go dey follow you dey go
Go dey follow you dey go
Daddy wey dey pamper
Daddy wey dey bless
Forever you're my father
Na you dey give me rest
When I look around
I see your faithfulness
I'll bow down on my knees
Cos na you wey be the best
Video
Moses Bliss - Daddy Wey Dey Pamper ft. Doris Joseph [Special Version][Official Video]
Meaning & Inspiration
Released on April 8, 2023, "Daddy Wey Dey Pamper (Special Version)" by Moses Bliss featuring Doris Joseph is a song that dives into the incredibly intimate and often overwhelming concept of God's unconditional love and care for His children, framed through the lens of a doting parent. The title itself, using Pidgin English "Wey Dey Pamper," immediately grounds the divine in the wonderfully human, speaking to an audience familiar with the affectionate, sometimes excessive, care a parent might show their child, but here attributing that same tender, spoiling love to God Almighty. It’s a bold and beautiful way to express a relationship that often feels too vast and holy to grasp fully, bringing God close and making His affection tangible and personal.
The heart of the song lies in this central idea: that God isn't just a distant creator or a stern judge, but a loving Father who goes above and beyond, actively delighting in His children and showering them with attention, provision, and comfort in a way that feels like being "pampered." This isn't about spoiling in a negative sense, but about experiencing the lavishness of divine grace, mercy, and provision that exceeds mere necessity. It speaks to a faith where security isn't just found in being provided for, but in being cherished, protected, and given special favor simply because you are His child. It encourages a perspective where one isn't constantly striving for God's approval, but resting in His already abundant affection.
Musically, the song typically employs a warm, inviting sound characteristic of contemporary African Gospel, creating an atmosphere that feels both celebratory and deeply personal. Moses Bliss's vocal delivery, often earnest and powerful, combines effectively with Doris Joseph's contribution, weaving together melodies that are easy to connect with and carry the weight of the song's message without becoming overly complex. The arrangement supports the lyrical theme of comfort and joy, building an experience that feels like an embrace, reinforcing the sense of security and delight found in the relationship described. The music serves as a tender backdrop to the profound truth being declared, making the message accessible and emotionally resonant.
This portrayal of God as a "Daddy Wey Dey Pamper" finds rich resonance throughout Scripture, though perhaps not always in such overtly affectionate language. The Bible repeatedly establishes God as our Father, most notably taught by Jesus Himself in the Lord's Prayer (Matthew 6:9), encouraging us to approach Him with the intimacy of children. Romans 8:15 speaks of receiving the Spirit of adoption, through which we cry out "Abba! Father!"—"Abba" being a very personal, almost childlike address equivalent to "Daddy." The idea of God providing beyond our needs is seen in Philippians 4:19, promising that God will supply all our needs according to His riches in glory, which is far more than mere survival. Psalm 23:5 paints a picture of God preparing a feast for us and causing our cup to overflow, indicating abundance and special favor, truly a form of divine pampering. Furthermore, Zephaniah 3:17 offers a beautiful image of God rejoicing over us with singing and quieting us with His love, demonstrating His active delight and tender presence. The song captures this multifaceted biblical truth – God's identity as a loving Father, His overflowing provision, His comforting presence, and His joyful affection – distilling it into a relatable, contemporary expression.
Ultimately, "Daddy Wey Dey Pamper" serves as a powerful reminder that faith isn't meant to be a burdened existence but a life lived in the security and joy of a perfect Father's love. It encourages a posture of trust and rest, knowing that the God of the universe cares for us with an intimacy and lavishness that surpasses our understanding. The song successfully uses familiar cultural language to unlock a profound spiritual truth, leading listeners into a deeper appreciation for the overwhelming, undeniable, and wonderfully personal love of God, prompting a response of gratitude and confident reliance on His unwavering care. It is a song that uplifts, comforts, and inspires, painting a vivid picture of the grace available to all who call Him Father.