Moses Bliss - Evidence Lyrics
Lyrics
If you're looking for
The evidence
Of that baby wey
Papa don bless
Look no further
Look at me rather
Evidence
E full everywhere
Evidence full everywhere
Testimonies Dey everywhere
Oh my God!
Na you do this one
Evidence full everywhere
My testimony be like lie
(Mmmh ah ha no be lie, Elroy)
The God that sees me
The way you manifest yourself
I cannot explain
Nobody can explain it oh
The kind of thing we see
Na only you fit do am
You are consi
Consistent in your ways
Wetin you talk na wetin you Dey do
(Talk and do)
Everyday you Dey shock me
Give me something to talk about
Testimony no go finish for my mouth
If you're looking for
The evidence
Of the baby wey
Baba don bless
Look no further
Look at me rather E
Vidence
E full everywhere
Evidence full everywhere
Testimonies Dey everywhere
Oh my God!
Na you do this one
Evidence full everywhere
I have never seen the righteous forsaken
In fact my papa God
E no dey fail me
Cause my testimonies no dey finish oh
All my worries don finito oh oh oh
Plenty evidence dey
When you look at my life you go see see see
The blessings e dey on repeat peat peat
I no fit explain all the good good things
I go praise the Lord till infinity
Cause my testimonies no dey finish oh
All my worries don finito oh oh oh
Plenty evidence dey
If you're looking for
The evidence
Of that baby wey
Papa don bless
Look no further
Look at me rather
Evidence
E full everywhere
Evidence full everywhere
Testimonies (ah ah)
Dey everywhere
Oh my God!
Na you do this one
Evidence full everywhere
Video
Tim Godfrey & Moses Bliss - Evidence (Official Video)
Meaning & Inspiration
Moses Bliss, in collaboration with Tim Godfrey, has recently delivered a powerful anthem in "Evidence," a song that immediately resonates with its spirited declaration of divine favor and manifest blessings. This release is more than just a musical piece; it's a vibrant testimony set to an infectious rhythm, designed to inspire and remind every listener of God's active presence and unfailing goodness in their lives. The core message behind "Evidence" springs from the conviction that God’s promises are not abstract concepts but tangible realities, visible in the lives of those He has blessed. It’s a bold invitation for individuals to look at their own journeys, and indeed, at the lives of others, as living proof of a faithful God at work.
The heart of "Evidence" beats with the central affirmation, "If you're looking for the evidence… Look at me rather, evidence e full everywhere." This isn't a boastful claim but a profound expression of personal conviction, echoing the Psalmist’s sentiment in Psalm 37:25, "I have been young, and now am old; yet have I not seen the righteous forsaken, nor his seed begging bread." Bliss positions himself, and by extension, every believer, as a walking testament to God's never-ending grace and provision. The repeated phrase, "Testimonies dey everywhere," reinforces the idea that divine intervention is not an isolated event but a continuous flow, a consistent pattern in the life of a child of God. This consistent display of goodness ensures that there's always "something to talk about," transforming everyday experiences into praise reports.
The song delves deeper, articulating the overwhelming nature of God’s blessings with lines like, "My testimony be like lie." This speaks to the almost unbelievable magnitude of God’s favor, a demonstration so profound that human logic struggles to comprehend it. It’s a beautiful acknowledgment that God's ways are higher than ours, and His capacity to bless far exceeds our imagination, as affirmed in Ephesians 3:20, which speaks of God doing "exceedingly abundantly above all that we ask or think." Moses Bliss also highlights God’s unwavering character, declaring, "The God that sees me… You are consistent in your ways, wetin you talk na wetin you dey do," meaning "what you say is what you do." This powerfully connects to biblical truths about God's unchanging nature and the reliability of His word, found in passages like Numbers 23:19, "God is not a man, that he should lie… Has he said, and will he not do it? Or has he spoken, and will he not make it good?" He is a God of integrity, a "Talk and do" God whose promises are sealed and fulfilled.
Furthermore, "Evidence" paints a vivid picture of a life where worries are systematically eradicated and blessings are continuous. The line, "All my worries don finito oh oh oh," meaning "all my worries are finished," is a powerful declaration of peace that transcends understanding, a peace promised in Philippians 4:6-7 where we are encouraged to present our requests to God, and "the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus." The blessings are not just present but "on repeat peat peat," suggesting a perpetual cycle of divine favor, perfectly aligning with Lamentations 3:22-23 which reminds us that the Lord's "mercies are new every morning." This consistent stream of good things, the "plenty evidence," serves as an undeniable testament to God’s faithfulness and His benevolent plans for His children, as outlined in Jeremiah 29:11, "For I know the plans I have for you… plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future." Ultimately, "Evidence" is a stirring call to embrace a perspective rooted in gratitude and unwavering faith, encouraging everyone to recognize and articulate the tangible proof of God’s hand in their lives, making their very existence a vibrant advertisement for His enduring love and power.