Lyrics
Emi mo oun oju mi tiri
Mo mo oun eti mi ti gbo
Mo oun oju mi tiri
Mo mo oun eti mi ti gbo
Logan to gbo iro Ayo re o Olugbala
Aiye mi le to
Logan to gbo iro Ayo re o Olugbala
Aiye mi le to
Mo mo oun aiye ma ti wi
Mo mo oun eyan ma ti so
Won ti pe wa ni agan ri
Boya won ti pewa lo’olosi ri
Sugbon, logan ti o de o Olugbala, laye mi le to
Sugbon, Logan ti o de o Olugbala, aye e le to
Aye to ti daru tele tele o
(logan ti o de)
Oro ti eniyan ti fi s’alufani re
(logan ti o de )
Oro ti ko dara ta ti so si o
(logan ti o de )
Oruko ti kin se tire ta ti pe o
(logan ti o de )
Ani logan ti o de o Olugbala aye e le to
Logan ti o de o Olugbala, aye e le to
Logan ti Jesu de o Olugbala, l’aye e le to
Ko s’oruko t’aye o le pe ni
wa ma peni l’agan l’ona gbo gbo
Bo ba lowo lowo agan ni, bo ba bi mo o agan ni
Bo ba tegba ko dagba agan lo je
sugbon logan ti o de, sope logan ti o de
Ani logan ti o de, lesekese, logan ti o de
Ahah, logan ti o de o Olugbala, l’aye e le to
Logan ti o de o Olugbala, l’aye e le to
Instantly lo’n je be
bo se n debe, won de yi oruko pada
Logan ti o de, eheheh logan ti o de
eyin ta pe l’agan e ma so wi pe, logan ti o de
Awon ta ti fi oruko aburu pe ni’le won yi
(logan ti o de )
Ani logan ti o de o Olugbala,( l’aye mi le to )
Logan ti o de o Olugbala, (l’aye mi le to )
Ani eheh, logan ti o de o Olugbala, (l’aye mi le to )
Ani, logan ti o de o aseda, (l’aye mi le to )
Ani, logan ti o de o Olorun o, (l’aye mi le to )
Irawo owuro omo
ary yo sinu oro mi, (l’aye mi le to)
Ah, alagbara ni Shiloh loba ran ti mi si rere,( l’aye mi le to)
Enu mi wa kun fu eri o gbogbo,( l’aye mi le to)
Aye mi gba iyipada otun o logan to de,( l’aye mi le to)
Aye mi ba leto l’ota ba wo Iran mi, (l’aye mi le to)
Aye mi le to lo ta bawo Iran mi, (l’aye mi le to)
Ota kaworo, enu won gbe tan lori oju kan, (l’aye mi le to)
Ahah, logan ti o de o Olugbala,( l’aye mi le to)
Thank you Lord Jesus for all that you are
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Meaning & Inspiration
"Logan Ti Ode" centers on the sudden change that follows the Saviour's arrival. The singer recalls what has been seen and heard, then contrasts past shame, humiliation, and harsh names with a life set right. The repeated title phrase gives the song a sense of immediacy: transformation is described as happening the moment Jesus comes.
Throughout the lyrics, public labels lose their authority. The person once called barren or worthless receives a new testimony, and even enemies are pictured as seeing the change. The closing thanks to Jesus confirms that the song's joy is rooted in divine rescue rather than self-advancement. Its theme aligns with biblical images of God replacing shame with homor and mourning with joy. The recurring praise therefore celebrates restoration as an act of God that overturns human judgment.
Related Scripture
- Isaiah 61:7 The passage promises houble honor in place of shame.
- Psalm 30:11 The psalm describes God turning mourning into joy.