Brace yourself for this new song from @Decovenant

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Chineke

Chineke oyewem
You're king and the lord of all
We stand in awe,of you oh God
Might one, ibuchineke
Oyewem
Oyenemema eh
Nareke gimbia
Oyenemema ehh....ibuchineke
Chineke oyewem

Jesus..ibuchineke

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