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Most High by Semah + Flavour cover art

Semah + Flavour - Most High Lyrics

Artist:
Semah + Flavour
Album:
Divine
Official Release:
12 Mar 2018

Lyrics

Chorus


God, you are the most high
Hallowed be thy name
Lord, you are the most high
Hallowed be thy name
God, you are the most high
Hallowed be thy name
Lord, you are the most high (ohh)
Hallowed be thy name


Verse 1


You told me Semah no worry
That everything's gonna be okay
You are the father to the fatherless
The miracle working God
You made the blind man to see
You made the cripple man to walk
You are the lilly of the valley
You make impossible possible


Pre-Chorus


Agam aturu gi mma mma
Mu na ezi n' ulom ga na eto gi ooo
Makana chi anyi di mma
Hallow be thy name


Chorus


God, you are the most high
Hallowed be thy name
Lord, you are the most high
Hallowed be thy name
God, you are the most high
Hallowed be thy name
Lord, you are the most high (ohh)
Hallowed be thy name


Verse 2


I woke up Monday morning 
I go to gym on a Tuesday 
Then to the studio on Wednesday 
I work it out till Thursday morning 
I'll be chilling on a Friday 
I play some shows on a Saturday 
If You ask me what my best day is 
Is when I praise You on Sunday morning 


Pre-Chorus


Agam aturu gi mma mma
Mu na ezi n' ulom ga na eto gi ooo
Makana chi anyi di mma
Hallow be thy name


Chorus


God, you are the most high
Hallowed be thy name
Lord, you are the most high
Hallowed be thy name
God, you are the most high
Hallowed be thy name


Outro


You're the holy Ghost fire 
Chineke moh 
Imela Papa 
Agam Eburu Papa 


Credits & Song Information

Composer
Chinedu Izuchukwu Okoli, Semah G Weifur
Community reviewed · Apple Music
Label
2Nite Music Group
Community reviewed · Apple Music
Release Date
2018-03-12
Community reviewed · Apple Music

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Meaning & Inspiration

“Most High” is a praise song shaped by Semah and Flavour’s shared vocal performance. Its recurring refrain emphasizes God’s supremacy and gratitude, while the repeated sections give the recording a communal worship feel.