Lyrics
[Verse 1: KHAEL]
Light for my generation
Everyday na my celebration
As I meditate on Your Word everyday
All I know is elevation
I know, I know, I know
I know the power wey dey for my body
So nothing go pour sand sand for my garri
I’ve got the Holy Spirit inside of me
So I just dey denge dey pose, oh yeah!
[Chorus]
Goodbye to sickness and brokenness and pain
Grace and Zoe na him dey flow through my vein
I am sufficient in everything, I bring the change
Holy Spirit dey control me oh
Co-co-co control me
Holy Spirit dey direct me oh
Di-di direct me
Holy Spirit they control me oh
Eh, eh
Holy Spirit is in my body oh
[Verse 2: Moses Bliss]
Old things are past away
Favor and Grace dey come my way
Winning and shining everyday
'Cause the Holy Spirit has come to stay
Wait!
Loke loke we dey go
Oluwa carry me go
I no dey fear, I no dey worry
'Cause I got the Spirit in me
[Pre-Chorus]
I know the power wey dey for my body
So nothing go pour sand sand for my garri
I’ve got the Holy Spirit inside of me
So I just dey denge dey pose, oh yeah!
[Chorus]
Goodbye to sickness and brokenness and pain
Grace and Zoe na him dey flow through my vein
I am sufficient in everything, I bring the change
Holy Spirit dey control me oh
Co-co-co control me
Holy Spirit dey direct me oh
Di-di direct me
Holy Spirit they control me oh
Eh, eh
Holy Spirit is in my body oh
[Chorus / Outro]
Goodbye to sickness and brokenness and pain
Grace and Zoe na him dey flow through my vein
I am sufficient in everything, I bring the change
Holy Spirit they control me oh
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Meaning & Inspiration
Moses Bliss and Khael present the Holy Spirit not as a distant force but as the reality living inside a believer. The lyrics speak of divine power at work within the body, bringing confidence and a refusal to be shaken. The phrase “Grace and Zoe na him dey flow through my vein” connects grace with the Greek concept of zoe, the life of God actively moving through a person. This points to the Spirit as the source of both spiritual vitality and daily strength.
The declaration that “old things are past away” echoes the new creation reality of 2 Corinthians 5:17, while the assurance of direction and control reflects the Spirit’s role as guide and helper. The repeated testimony of not fearing or worrying aligns with the peace the Spirit brings. The song expresses a confident, joyful faith oriented around the Spirit’s presence in the body, making holiness and power tangible rather than abstract.