Lyrics
Omemma nara’ ekele o
Omemma nara’ Otuto o
Chukwu nara’ ekele eh
Chukwu nara’ Otuto o
God of Everything
Higher than any other Name
We Lift Your Praise on High
Nations Declare
Your Great and Mighty Works
We Lift Your Praise on High
You are Lifted up above other Names
Oh King of Glory
Awesome Wonder You are
Ooh oh oh oh We Praise You
Eeh eh eh eh You are Glorified
I will Praise You from Everlasting
Everlasting to Everlasting
I will Praise You from Everlasting
Everlasting to Everlasting
I will Praise You from Everlasting
Everlasting to Everlasting
I will Praise You from Everlasting
Everlasting to Everlasting
I will Praise You
From Everlasting
Everlasting to Everlasting
I will Praise You
From Everlasting
Everlasting to Everlasting
Your Name is Lifted
From Everlasting
Everlasting to Everlasting
You are Glorified
From Everlasting
Everlasting to Everlasting
Omemma nara’ ekele
Omemma nara’ ekele
Omenma nara’ Otuto
Omemma nara’ Otuto
Chukwu nara’ ekele eh
Omemma nara’ ekele
Chukwu nara’ ekele eh
Omemma nara’ Otuto
I will Praise You
From Everlasting
Everlasting to Everlasting
I will Praise You
From Everlasting
Everlasting to Everlasting
Your Name is Glorified
From Everlasting
Everlasting to Everlasting
Your Name is Lifted
From Everlasting
Everlasting to Everlasting
You too Much oh oh
You too Big oh oh
You too Much oh oh
You too Big oh oh
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Meaning & Inspiration
Solomon Lange’s song is a sustained declaration of praise to God, named as the giver of goodness and the ruler above every other name. Its movement between English and Igbo phrases reinforces a single response: gratitude and honor belong to God. The recurring language of everlasting praise gives the piece a sense of worship without limit, while references to mighty works place that praise in the shared witness of nations.
The repeated confession that God is lifted and glorified keeps the focus on divine greatness rather than personal circumstance. Phrases such as ‘Omemma nara’ ekele’ present thanksgiving as the natural answer to goodness, and the simple repetitions allow the central confession to remain clear. The lyric closely echoes biblical calls to praise God from age to age and to exalt the divine name above all others. Its closing affirmations celebrate a God whose greatness exceeds ordinary measure and whose worthiness does not diminish.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 113:3 The psalm calls for the Lord’s name to be praised from sunrise to sunset.
- Psalm 145:1-3 David promises enduring praise and declares the Lord’s greatness beyond measure.