Semah + Flavour - Power And Glory Lyrics

"Power and Glory" repeats a direct Trinitarian declaration throughout, naming Father, Son, and Holy Spirit before attributing all power and glory to God alone. That repeated invocation frames the entire song, despite its festive musical setting, around acknowledgment of divine rather than human power.

Its verses extend that theme into personal testimony, thanking God specifically for life, health, family, and friends, before contrasting present hardship with confident hope for change, blindness today, sight tomorrow, poverty today, riches tomorrow. A repeated Igbo phrase asking when human strength has ever exceeded God's reinforces the same humbling theme found in the English refrain, that no person is God regardless of apparent success.

Rooted in West African gospel-highlife fusion, the song functions as a celebratory acknowledgment of divine sovereignty amid everyday uncertainty, its closing address to Jesus as "the beginning and the end" who answers morning, afternoon, and night tying the song's festive energy to sustained, personal dependence on God.