Lyrics
Ee eeh My God is good oh
Ee eeh My God is good oh
Ee eeh My God is good oh
Ee eeh My God is good oh
Everything na double double oh, Na double double
(Everything will be doubled, will be doubled)
Promotion na double double
Your money na double double
Your house na double double
Your cars na double double
Somebody Scream ... HALLELUYAH
In the morning when I wake up, I will sing my praise unto you my Lord
I will shout I will dance to you, You have been my help forever ever
Eeeh My God is good oh
Eeeh My God is good oh
Eeeh My God is good oh
Somebody scream...
Eeeh your God is good oh
Eeeh your God is good oh
Eeeh your God is good oh
Whatsoever say
Are you ready
Simbalelu twende kulumba lose bwana begu,,zambi wa moyo
nzambe wa moyo, nzambe wa moyo
Ekele kele, aah nzambi wa moyo, Ekele kele, aah zambe wa moyo
Shuka chini chini tena,
Shuka chini, chini tena
Luwe luwe luwe, luwe luwe luwe
Ekelekele aah aahm Zambi ya moyo
Eeeh My God is good oh
Shuka chini chini tena, Shuka chini chini tena
Shuka chini chini tena, Shuka chini chini tena
Yekele kele, aah ah. zambi ya moyo
Meaning & Inspiration
My God Is Good Ooh - Double centers on joyful praise for God’s goodness and enduring help. Its recurring declaration that God is good turns gratitude into a communal celebration, while the morning scene presents praise as a first response to a new day. References to singing, shouting, and dancing give the song an exuberant African gospel character without shifting attention away from the source of blessing.
The repeated language of increase expresses confidence that God can provide abundantly. Rather than offering a detailed account of hardship, the lyric answers life with thanksgiving and trust. The line about God being a help forever closely fits the biblical picture of divine faithfulness, and the multilingual phrases broaden the song’s praise. Together, these elements make the piece a direct celebration of God’s care, generosity, and constancy.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 59:16 The psalm joins morning singing with praise for God’s strength and steadfast help.
- Psalm 34:1 The verse describes continual praise of the Lord.