Lyrics
Your hands
If you know say this year go better for you say Amen (Amen)
Smj on the beat say amen(Amen)
So now now Tim Godfrey say amen(Amen)
Aka tolani say amen
Oh Na Na Na Na Na
Amen
Amen
Your life e go better ooo amen amen
Family go better ooo amen amen
Everything go better ooo amen
E go better ooo amen
E go better ooo amen amen amen
This year, this year everything go work out for your good
This year, this year Na so so groove you go dey groove
This year, this year any where you go
You go dey rule
This year Amen
This year Amen
Where others fail oooo
You go must succeedooo
Anything Wey you pray for ooo you must to receive ooo
Anything Wey u face ooo
You go must to win ooo
If you believe and you help me say
Amen
Amen
This year, this year you go top
You no go they beneath
This year, this year you go first
You no go fit be least
This year, this year you go chop anybody Wey try beef
This year Amen
This year Amen
Where others fail oooo
You go must succeedooo
Anything Wey you pray for ooo. you must to receive ooo
Anything Wey u face ooo
You go must to win ooo
If you believe and you help me say
Amen
Amen
Oh Na Na Na Na Na
Amen
Amen
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Meaning & Inspiration
Amen centers on spoken affirmation, hope, and confidence that difficult circumstances can change. Its repeated response of “Amen” gives each declaration the character of communal agreement, while the verses name family welfare, answered prayer, success, and victory over opposition. The language is celebratory and direct, carrying the song through a sequence of blessings rather than a detailed narrative. Even where the promises are expressed with certainty, the title keeps the focus on faith’s answer to hopeful petitions.
The song’s declarations can be read alongside biblical passages about God working for good and Christ securing divine promises. Romans 8:28 supports the expectation that God can work amid every circumstance for the good of those who love him, while 2 Corinthians 1:20 links God’s promises with the response “Amen” in Christ. The lyric about rising rather than remaining beneath also echoes the blessing language of Deuteronomy 28:13. Together, these connections frame the refrain as confident agreement with God’s help and provision.
Related Scripture
- 2 Corinthians 1:20 God’s promises receive the response “Amen” through Christ.
- Romans 8:28 God works in all circumstances for the good of those who love him.
- Deuteronomy 28:13 The blessing describes being placed above rather than beneath.