Edited by Azizi Powell
This pancocojams post showcases the song "E Si Mala (Ça ne va pas)" performed by Cameroonian Makossa singer and composer Petit Pays
Information about Cameroons and inforamation about Petit Pays are including in this post along with a brief excerpt from this song.
The content of this post is presented for cultural, entertainment, and aesthetic purposes.
All copyrights remain with their owners.
Thanks to Petit Pays for his musical legacy. Thanks also to all those who are quoted in this post. And thanks to the producer of this video and thanks to the publisher of this song file on YouTube.
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INFORMATION ABOUT CAMEROON
From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cameroon
"Cameroon ..., officially the Republic of Cameroon (French: République du Cameroun), is a country in Central Africa. It is borded by Nigeria; from Chad to the northeast; the Central African Republic to the east; and Equatorial Guinea, Gabon and the Republic of the Congo to the south. Cameroon's coastline lies on the Bight of Biafra, part of the Gulf of Guinea and the Atlantic Ocean.
French and English are the official languages of Cameroon. The country is often referred to as "Africa in miniature" for its geological and cultural diversity. Natural features include beaches, deserts, mountains, rainforests, and savannas. The highest point at almost 4,100 metres (13,500 ft) is Mount Cameroon in the Southwest Region of the country, and the largest cities in population-terms are Douala on the Wouri river, its economic capital and main seaport, Yaoundé, its political capital, and Garoua. The country is well known for its native styles of music, particularly makossa and bikutsi, and for its successful national football team."...
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INFORMATION ABOUT PETIT PAYS
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petit-Pays
"Petit-Pays (born Adolphe Claude ndalaah Moundi in Douala, Cameroon in 1967[1]) is a Cameroonian musician. In 1996, he had sold over 50,000 cassettes in one week at the release of his Double Album Class F and Class M.[citation needed] Petit Pays has over 35 albums to his credit and is the Cameroonian Musician with the highest number of Songs ever.[citation needed] He is also known as OMEGA, Rabba Rabbi, Turbo d'Afrique, Adonai,Le Neveu de Jesus,and recently his latest sobriquet of Effatta and famously Avocat defenseur des femmes (advocate for women). He is one of the most celebrated Cameroonian musicians of the late 1980s, 1990s and 2000s…. His music has evolved over the years adapting to contemporary African genres. He mixes native Cameroonian makossa with soukous, zouk, and salsa, leading to the portmanteau label of makozouk for some of his music.[2] He launched his first album Haoussa in 1987, after working with makossa producers. In Haoussa, he says his father is Hausa and mother is Douala.
He has a band, known as Petit Pays et Les Sans Visa, which has seen several band members moving on to start their own solo careers over the 1990s and 2000s (decade). It includes artists like Jojo Moussio Samy Diko, Kaissa Pakito, Samantha Fok, Guy Manu, Njohreur, Xavier Lagaf.Mathematik,Sony 007 and Mony Eka and lots of other successful Makossa musicians. It is rumored that he gave the name Sans Visa to his band because he was deported from France for not having a visa.”…
He is the self crowned king of Makossa. In one of his songs, "Le Jour de ma Mort" (The Day I Die) from the album Class FM and other songs, he compares himself to Fela Kuti of Nigeria, Alpha Blondy of Côte d'Ivoire, Salif Keita of Mali and Youssou N'dour of Senegal. He always gives credit to legends like Francis Bebey, Eboa Lotin and Manu Dibango.
[...]
In 2015, he launched his reality Tv series titled 'Ma vie de superstar' where he lets his fans into his superstar lifestyle."...
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LYRIC EXCERPT: E SI MALA (CA NE VA PAS)- [English translation] = It's not right]
Here’s a small portion of this song which is sung in French
"...Francis BEBEY What are you saying Alpha BLONDY Jacob DESVARIEUX, Maurice KANTE, SALIF KEITA TABOUE, MANU DIBANGO wake up people are watching you Sleepers have to wake up
The song ends with these repeated lyrics:
Ça ne va pas, Ça ne va pas, éé Ça ne va pas
Ça ne va pas, Ça ne va pas, éé Ça ne va pas
Ça ne va pas, Ça ne va pas, éé Ça ne va pas
Ça ne va pas, Ça ne va pas, éé Ça ne va pas
Ça ne va pas, Ça ne va pas, éé Ça ne va pas
-snip-
Google translates gives this translation for those French words
It's not right, It's not right, it's not OK It's not OK, It's not OK, it's not OK It's not OK, It's not OK, it's OK It's not OK It's not right, it's wrong It's not right, It's not right, it's wrong It's not ok, It's not right, it's not ok
Read more at: https://kamerlyrics.net/lyric-1189-petit-pays-e-si-mala
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SHOWCASE EXAMPLE: Petit Pays - E SI MALA(Ça ne va pas)
Ô Bosso, Published on Jul 9, 2009
1992 Milan BMG France.
-snip-
French to English translation of "Ça ne va pas" = "It's not right"
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SELECTED COMMENTS FROM THIS SOUND FILE'S DISCUSSION THREAD
These comments are given in relative chronological order, except for replies. English translations by Google Translates are given under comments. Note: Google translates gives the English translation of "small country" for the screen name "Petit Pays". In the comments in this compilation, I've changed that translation back to the screen name.
Numbers are added for referencing purposes only.
1. moro Elnegro, 2010
"Petit Pays is the best.
oh my god douala."
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2. veluron2, 2010
"number one"
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3. Lekemo Narcisse, 2011
"Merci pour cette chanson Turbo.Tu es un Grand et Digne Fils d'Afrique."
-snip-
Lekemo Narcisse, 2011
"Thank you for this song Turbo.Tu are a Great and Worthy Son of Africa."
-snip-
Note that the Wikipedia article quoted above indicates that "Turbo of Africa" is one of Petit Pays' self-bragging nicknames. My guess is that nickname "turbo of Africa" means that Petit Pays is saying that his musical talent is so great that he (it) powers (drives, energizes, moves) Africa".
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4. airfloydmusic, 2011
"Je reconnais la touche de Manu Lima...le génie de l' Afrozouk..."
-snip-
"I recognize the touch of Manu Lima ... the genius of Afrozouk ..."
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REPLY
5. Raoul Mboula, 2017
"rien que l'instrumental te met K.O !!! Manu LIMA in the place"
-snip-
"only the instrumental puts you K.O! Manu LIMA in the place"
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6. MrHerve53, 2011
"L'album qui fera connaitre PETIT PAYS au niveau international. Sans oublier MANU LIMA qui fit un travail formidable dans cet album par ses arrengements dont des chansons phares comme CA NE VA PAS, MACHINE MA BOSINGA( les morts ne sont pas morts) ou encore EYAMOYO pour ne çiter que celles là"
-snip-
"The album that will make known PETIT PAYS internationally. Not to mention MANU LIMA who did a great job in this album with his arrengements including flagship songs like CA DO NOT, MACHINE MY BOSINGA (the dead are not dead) or EYAMOYO to only mention those there"
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7. spicee221, 2011
"Oh, yeah! Cameroon's finest. Repping notre belle pays. Vive le Cameroun!!!!"
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8. peguy moumbe, 2011
"tricheur ca c est le fond musical du gabonais Oliver Ngoma"
-snip-
"cheater it is the musical background of the Gabonese Oliver Ngoma"
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REPLY
9. Ô Bosso, 2011
"@pegghilove: Oliver Ngoma et Petit Pays ont eu a une période de leurs carrières, le même arrangeur en la personne de Lima, d'où les similitudes...... de la a parler de tricherie il faut faire très attention!"
-snip-
"@pegghilove: Oliver Ngoma and Little Country had at a period of their careers, the same arranger in the person of Lima, where the similarities ...... of the talk of cheating one must be very careful!"
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REPLY
10. airfloydmusic, 2011
"@pegghilove Exact, ce n'est que la touche de l' arrangeur Cap Verdien Manu Lima, qui a part Oliver a composé les musiques de Monique Seka, Mathey, Gadji Celi, Marisia, Cesaria Evora etc (Vous pourrez reconnaitre le meme style musical chez tous ces artistes).
-snip-
"@pegghilove Exact, this is only the touch of the arranger Cap Verdien Manu Lima, who has part Oliver composed the music of Monique Seka, Mathey, Celi Gadji, Marisia, Cesaria Evora etc (You will recognize the same musical style in all these artists)."
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REPLY
11. pzwumk20, 2011
"@pegghilove aucune tricherie mon cher ami, les arrangements de Manu Lima sont typiques. Tout ce qu'il touche fait ressortir ce fameux son , cette fraicheur tres melodieuse que les synthés apportent au morceau"
-snip-
"@pegghilove no cheating my dear friend, the arrangements of Manu Lima are typical. All it touches brings out this famous sound, this freshness very melodious that the synths bring to the piece"
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REPLY
12. congo kinshasa, 2012
"forkwa kie
Comment un lion peut triché d´un chat en matière d´agression? Petits pays is a very prolific singer even if he goes off the rails at times, he is simply the best."
-snip-
French to English translation of "Comment un lion peut triché d´un chat en matière d´agression?" = "how can a lion cheat a cat in aggression?"
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REPLY
13. Vincente Nguema, 2017
"c'vrai que koffi Olomide est un ancien coéquipier du turbo chez Manu Lima! il a des bonnes bases musicales!"
-snip-
"Koffi Olomide is a former turbo teammate at Manu Lima! he has a good musical foundation!"
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14. marie m, 2013
"la bonne musique de mon pays j'adore mon Cameroun ma patrie mon coeur restera en Afrique dans mon pays malgre que je ss a londres!!!.."
-snip-
"the good music of my country I love my Cameroon my homeland my heart will stay in Africa in my country, despite being in london !!!"
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15. flower didi, 2013
"j'adore ce son!!"
-snip-
"I adore this song."
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16. clarisse de chilly femme, 2014
"Magnifique tu es le ROI du makossa "
-snip-
"Beautiful you are the king of makossa"
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17. frank kamen, 2015
"ça c'est du lovely makossa, merci rabbi pour ce son ési mala"
-snip-
"this is lovely makossa, thank you rabbi for this sound esi mala"
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18. Nature brice, 2014
"En ce temps là, la vie était belle, le futur plein d'avenir et l'Afrique attractive, nous fumes presque heureux. Mais ça c'était avant."
-snip-
"At that time, life was beautiful, the future full of future and Africa attractive, we were almost happy. But that was before."
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19. willi koeller, 2015
"eh ! MANU LIMA en action! le même qui faisait les programmations d'OLIVER N'GOMA!"
-snip-
"eh! MANU LIMA in action! the same who did the programming of OLIVER N'GOMA!"
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REPLY
20. Bao Kengne, 2016
"+willi koeller c'est vrai frangin vous connaissez l'histoire de la musique de ces grands frères ( petit pays, oliver n'goma, koffi olomidé, monique Seca), tous ont travaillé ensemble à l'époque à paris et leur musique était arrangé par ce grand homme Manu Lima"
-snip-
"+ willi koeller it's true brother you know the history of the music of these big brothers (Petit Pays, oliver n'goma, koffi olomide, monique Seca), all worked together at the time in Paris and their music was arranged by this great man Manu Lima"
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REPLY
21. willi koeller, 2016
"+romain bao kengne ouais ! tout à fait!"
-snip-
"+ roman bao kengne yeah! absolutely!"
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22. Elvis Watsop, 2016
"Petit pays le champion et le number one d 'afrique"
-snip-
"Petit Pays champion and number one of Africa"
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23. Zeinab chour, 2016
"Afrique mon Afrique!! Tu me manques! Très belle chanson"
-snip-
"Africa my Africa !! I miss you! Very nice song"
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24. Anazodo charles, 2017
"The Best from petit pays"
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25. Deavan Jefferson, 2017
"The icon of African music hmmmmm!!! am loving this."
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26. Bao Kengne, 2017
"ça Bme fait penser à Manu Lima (originaire du Cap vert) celui là qui a fabriqué Petit pays le turbo d'afrique, Koffi Olomidé le Mopao, Oliver Ngoma (Gabonais), et Monique Seca (l'Ivoirienne), c'est le meilleur arrangeur africain de tous les temps
-snip-
"it reminds me of Manu Lima (a native of Cape Verde) who made Petit Pays the turbo of Africa, Koffi Olomide the Mopao, Oliver Ngoma (Gabonese), and Monique Seca (the Ivorian), it is the best African arranger of all time"
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REPLY
27. Andrew Nuwa, 2017
"Ca c'est vrai monsieur, Le meilleur Emmanuel "Manu" Lima, c'est lui qui a fabriqué cet chanson aussi.!"
-sniBp-
"It's true sir, The best Emmanuel "Manu" Lima, he's the one who made this song too!"
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28. Romuald Momo, 2017
"Tous ceux qui ont des frissons en 2017, en écoutant ce classique. Pouce vers le haut!"
-snip-
"All those who have chills in 2017, listening to this classic. Thumb up!"
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29. David Mbayen, 2017
"c'était le vrai petit pays le turbo d'Afrique pas ce que tu nous chante aujourd'hui. mais néanmoins je suis fan de toi jusqu'à la mort"
-snip-
"it was the real Petit Pays the turbo of Africa not what you are singing today. but nevertheless I am a fan of you until death
-snip-
"It was" may be better translated as "This is".
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30. koffi Edouar Moro, 2017
"J ai la nostalgie quand j écoute ces gloires de la musique africaine"
-snip-
"I have nostalgia when I listen to these glories of African music"
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31. Adio Bachirou, 2017
"Hé Dieu ! Mes années de fréquentation assidue des boîtes de nuit. Que du bonheur !"
-snip-
"Hey God! My years of regular attendance at nightclubs. What happiness!"
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32. Vincente Nguema, 2017
"Et puis cessons de dire qu'il ne joue plus rien! il varie ses musiques selon les publics et les générations! il n'est pas statique! dans des sons anciens ou nouveaux chacun retrouve son époque et ses sensations! Ceux que vous vantiez la sont ou?"
-snip-
"And then stop saying he does not play anything anymore! he varies his music according to audiences and generations! it is not static! in old or new sounds everyone finds his time and his sensations! The ones you are boasting are?"
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33. Mbivmbong Shitu Fai, 2017
"I always feel good when I am listening to any of your music God bless you"
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34. Manfred Botjong, 2018
"Petit pays restera a jamais gravé dans la mémoire de milliers de mélomanes. Sa musique est telle un vieux vin qui acquiert plus de saveur a longueur d'années."
-snip-
"Petit pays will remain forever in the memory of thousands of music lovers. His music is such an old wine that acquires more flavor throughout the years."
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35. Joseph Namongo, 2018
"A walk down memory lane."
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36. william Soffack, 2018
"Cette chanson a de quoi faire fondre en larmes."
-snip-
"This song has enough to melt in tears."
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37. Jerry Marck, 2018
"Long live makossa.🙌😀"
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Comments About The Way Women Dance In A Nigerian Gospel Video
Edited by Azizi Powell
This post provides selected comments about the way that women dance in the Nigerian Gospel video "Jehovah Na God - Double Double". Click http://pancocojams.blogspot.com/2015/11/evangelist-chimere-nwenu-jehovah-na-god.html for a pancocojams post about that video can be found at of that video.
The content of this post is presented for religious, cultural, sociological, and aesthetic purposes.
Thanks to all the dancers who are featured in this video and thanks all those who commented in this video's discussion thread. Thanks also to the publisher of this video on YouTube.
Click http://pancocojams.blogspot.com/2015/11/two-versions-of-african-gospel-song.html for a post that features the original Nigerian version of "Double Double" and a Ghanaian version of that Gospel song.
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SHOWCASE VIDEO: Jehovah Na God- Double Double
Sam Johnson, Uploaded on Jun 6, 2011
Jehovah Na God, When Jesus Say Yes, Lift Him Up & My Lord Is Good
(Double Double)
-snip-
The songs end around 23:09 in the video. An interview with the lead singer Evangelist Chimere Nwenu begins after that. At the end of that interview at 28:52 there are short video clips of other Nigerian singers and dancers. It's likely that these video clips are also of Gospel music, but I'm not sure about that.
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SELECTED COMMENTS ABOUT THE WAY WOMEN DANCE IN THIS VIDEO
I've included general comments about dancing in African Gospel videos. However, there is no mention in this discussion thread's comments about how the men dance.
These comments are given in relative chronological order with the oldest comments presented first, except for responses. However, these comments may not be in consecutive order. I've assigned numbers to these comments for referencing purposes.
From https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Foxyxzw1etw
2011
1. sossou11
"This is a good gospel song but the dancers, especially the girls made it seems like a typical secular song! I know it is a marketing strategy to have females in every music video but if you are going to make a gospel music video it would be appropriate to deviate from the secular style, less shaking butt and focus on the gospel itself"
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2. Gbemisola Adeleke
in reply to sossou11
"@sossou11 i see what u are saying, we dont want want people to be caught up with the wrong message, however, it is there God that gave them there butts, let dem shake it for God if they want too."
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2012
3. Alena D
"I enjoy African music so much. I was in an African church for about 2.5yrs and the music is so anointed. I like most of this dancing too. But 12:15, is not spiritual. Women must not move their bodies in carnal ways. Perhaps it's the culture but when it comes to God, we must be holy. God bless you all! Rev Alena/USA."
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4. promise266uk
in reply to Alena D
"Thanks AlenaJolie, the only problem with this video is the vulgar dancing moves. It is not a culture thing, one with the spirit of God in him/her will not dance in such manner to a song praising and exalting the Lord. The truth is that most of these guys behind these products are interested more in the commercial output and not the spiritual output. Anybody with the spirit of God in him/her and living for the Lord will not support such dancing to the Name of Jesus."
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5. Alexis Rouzard
"The dancing is completely NORMAL for Africans, that is our culture & our way of expressing our joy, when? we are happy & joyous we dance shout & sing.!"
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6. Nkemakolam Chinwah
"When Jesus says YES, NOBODY CAN TELL HIM NO!!!! DANCE FOR JESUS!"
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7. Matthew curry
"We must be careful not to attach our western European/ American mindsets regarding worship to this music. None of us know the hearts of those who dance, I don't find the dancing sexually suggestive at all. Though as an american, I'm tempted to do so because of the secular music here in this country. However; "This is not America". and I'm really glad that it is not."
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8. promise266uk
in reply to Matthew curry
"Thanks 4 your comment. This piece of praise & worship song is a master piece. Western or not, any Christian that understands the text in this song will draw blessings from it. Despite my position about the dancing in the video, I listen to the song almost everyday, it is a massive blessing to me, and reminds me of God's goodness to me. "For the Righteous God knows the hearts and minds of man" (Psalms 7:9b). The Lord knows our inner minds, He knows who is righteous, in our doings & thinkings."
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9. obijesus
"What a wonderfully exuberant and uplifting gospel Ibo Makossa music. This artist is a skillful blend of talent and spiritual anointing. He is an evangelist who is so powerfully in love with Jesus, and wants to share the news with the listener. It all shows in the deliverance of the music, the cadence of his voice, and the masterful instrumentation that melds with the message and the music."
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10. obijesus
"would also like to comment on the negative comments about the dancing. At first glance, one might think that it is sexually suggestive like some posters are saying, however, you need to look deeper. These dancers are exuberant with their praise, and their body movement is an expression of that joyous abandon. Their dancing is more cultural than sexy. We do not attach sex to such dancing in our Africa. When dancers want to seduce, you will see it in both their moves and their dressing."
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11. heavychic100
"Please regarding the comments about the dancers dancing seductively,i want to say that in the presence of God there is fullness of joy.Praising God is so overwhelming that you cant control your bodily movements.David danced unto the lord and even removed all his clothes in his joy,went stack naked all in the name of praising and God appreciated it to d extent that when his wife scolded him God punished her with barrenness all her life( 2 Sam 6;23).So let us not Judge because God knows the heart."
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2013
12. Jeremiah Mbong
"Well, that is how we dance in Church, you can interprete it however you want. All we have to give to God is Praise and praise is what they are doing! Do you know Jehovah is God? I sure do, than you so much for this music, it makes my day in this place called America!"
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13. Kuh Milo
"Booty shaking Makosa dance is Baal worship. Get it! Friendship with the world is enemity with God. WOULD YOU DO THIS VOLGA MAKOSA DANCE BEFORE YOUR OWN FATHER? HOW MUCH MORE THE ALMIGHTY GOD. WOULD YOU?"
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14. musictemple1
in reply to Kuh Milo
"You haven't answered my question bro/sis, let me repeat again in case if you didn't understand what i meant before, i said is there any portion of the BIBLE where is was written the type of dance we must offer to the LORD ? booty shaking ? so one will stand a like electric pole when dancing ? dear you better free your self and worship HIM with all your heart, those kids dancing are appreciating the LORD..."
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15. AURE SAVIOUR
"THE PROBLEM IS NOT WITH THE DANCERS BUT WE PEOPLE HAVE A WRONG MIND SET IN WATCHING THEM DANCE FOR GOD."
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16. ladyarlene1
in reply to AURE SAVIOUR
"King David danced before the Lord and it pleased God. i think this is beautiful and uplifting to my heart. we all worship in our own way... no one should ever put down another's way."
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17. Lordskeep
in reply to AURE SAVIOUR
"What's wrong with girls dancing? it's for Jehovah our God..Let them Dance for him : )"
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18. Charles Nyeko, W.M.
"Nothing wrong with the dancing styles or dressings of the dancers or anybody in this video. When praising God please don't expect us to stand still like Chinese soldiers on parade! We praise our Lord with all the excitements and jump and kick.
Praise be to God. Thank you Brother for this wonderful songs and greetings to all the dancers and other people who helped in developing this video."
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19. Richmoore William Barry
"THOSE WHO SAY THAT THE DANCE IS BAAL DANCE ARE OFFENDING THE ALMIGHTY GOD FOR SAYING SO......... AND LET ME ASK THOSE DOMED PEOPLE, WHICH PART OF THE BODY SHOULD MAN AND WOMEN SHAKE WHEN PRAISING GOD, I REALLY NEED TO KNOW,,,,,,,"
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20. Pualine Kerkulah
"as for me i'm not looking at their dancing but the word in this beautiful song..."
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21. Jeremiah Mbong
"Well, that is how we dance in Church, you can interprete it however you want. All we have to give to God is Praise and praise is what they are doing! Do you know Jehovah is God? I sure do, than you so much for this music, it makes my day in this place called America!"
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Thanks for visiting pancocojams.
Visitor comments are welcome.
This post provides selected comments about the way that women dance in the Nigerian Gospel video "Jehovah Na God - Double Double". Click http://pancocojams.blogspot.com/2015/11/evangelist-chimere-nwenu-jehovah-na-god.html for a pancocojams post about that video can be found at of that video.
The content of this post is presented for religious, cultural, sociological, and aesthetic purposes.
Thanks to all the dancers who are featured in this video and thanks all those who commented in this video's discussion thread. Thanks also to the publisher of this video on YouTube.
Click http://pancocojams.blogspot.com/2015/11/two-versions-of-african-gospel-song.html for a post that features the original Nigerian version of "Double Double" and a Ghanaian version of that Gospel song.
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SHOWCASE VIDEO: Jehovah Na God- Double Double
Sam Johnson, Uploaded on Jun 6, 2011
Jehovah Na God, When Jesus Say Yes, Lift Him Up & My Lord Is Good
(Double Double)
-snip-
The songs end around 23:09 in the video. An interview with the lead singer Evangelist Chimere Nwenu begins after that. At the end of that interview at 28:52 there are short video clips of other Nigerian singers and dancers. It's likely that these video clips are also of Gospel music, but I'm not sure about that.
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SELECTED COMMENTS ABOUT THE WAY WOMEN DANCE IN THIS VIDEO
I've included general comments about dancing in African Gospel videos. However, there is no mention in this discussion thread's comments about how the men dance.
These comments are given in relative chronological order with the oldest comments presented first, except for responses. However, these comments may not be in consecutive order. I've assigned numbers to these comments for referencing purposes.
From https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Foxyxzw1etw
2011
1. sossou11
"This is a good gospel song but the dancers, especially the girls made it seems like a typical secular song! I know it is a marketing strategy to have females in every music video but if you are going to make a gospel music video it would be appropriate to deviate from the secular style, less shaking butt and focus on the gospel itself"
**
2. Gbemisola Adeleke
in reply to sossou11
"@sossou11 i see what u are saying, we dont want want people to be caught up with the wrong message, however, it is there God that gave them there butts, let dem shake it for God if they want too."
**
2012
3. Alena D
"I enjoy African music so much. I was in an African church for about 2.5yrs and the music is so anointed. I like most of this dancing too. But 12:15, is not spiritual. Women must not move their bodies in carnal ways. Perhaps it's the culture but when it comes to God, we must be holy. God bless you all! Rev Alena/USA."
**
4. promise266uk
in reply to Alena D
"Thanks AlenaJolie, the only problem with this video is the vulgar dancing moves. It is not a culture thing, one with the spirit of God in him/her will not dance in such manner to a song praising and exalting the Lord. The truth is that most of these guys behind these products are interested more in the commercial output and not the spiritual output. Anybody with the spirit of God in him/her and living for the Lord will not support such dancing to the Name of Jesus."
**
5. Alexis Rouzard
"The dancing is completely NORMAL for Africans, that is our culture & our way of expressing our joy, when? we are happy & joyous we dance shout & sing.!"
**
6. Nkemakolam Chinwah
"When Jesus says YES, NOBODY CAN TELL HIM NO!!!! DANCE FOR JESUS!"
**
7. Matthew curry
"We must be careful not to attach our western European/ American mindsets regarding worship to this music. None of us know the hearts of those who dance, I don't find the dancing sexually suggestive at all. Though as an american, I'm tempted to do so because of the secular music here in this country. However; "This is not America". and I'm really glad that it is not."
**
8. promise266uk
in reply to Matthew curry
"Thanks 4 your comment. This piece of praise & worship song is a master piece. Western or not, any Christian that understands the text in this song will draw blessings from it. Despite my position about the dancing in the video, I listen to the song almost everyday, it is a massive blessing to me, and reminds me of God's goodness to me. "For the Righteous God knows the hearts and minds of man" (Psalms 7:9b). The Lord knows our inner minds, He knows who is righteous, in our doings & thinkings."
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9. obijesus
"What a wonderfully exuberant and uplifting gospel Ibo Makossa music. This artist is a skillful blend of talent and spiritual anointing. He is an evangelist who is so powerfully in love with Jesus, and wants to share the news with the listener. It all shows in the deliverance of the music, the cadence of his voice, and the masterful instrumentation that melds with the message and the music."
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10. obijesus
"would also like to comment on the negative comments about the dancing. At first glance, one might think that it is sexually suggestive like some posters are saying, however, you need to look deeper. These dancers are exuberant with their praise, and their body movement is an expression of that joyous abandon. Their dancing is more cultural than sexy. We do not attach sex to such dancing in our Africa. When dancers want to seduce, you will see it in both their moves and their dressing."
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11. heavychic100
"Please regarding the comments about the dancers dancing seductively,i want to say that in the presence of God there is fullness of joy.Praising God is so overwhelming that you cant control your bodily movements.David danced unto the lord and even removed all his clothes in his joy,went stack naked all in the name of praising and God appreciated it to d extent that when his wife scolded him God punished her with barrenness all her life( 2 Sam 6;23).So let us not Judge because God knows the heart."
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2013
12. Jeremiah Mbong
"Well, that is how we dance in Church, you can interprete it however you want. All we have to give to God is Praise and praise is what they are doing! Do you know Jehovah is God? I sure do, than you so much for this music, it makes my day in this place called America!"
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13. Kuh Milo
"Booty shaking Makosa dance is Baal worship. Get it! Friendship with the world is enemity with God. WOULD YOU DO THIS VOLGA MAKOSA DANCE BEFORE YOUR OWN FATHER? HOW MUCH MORE THE ALMIGHTY GOD. WOULD YOU?"
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14. musictemple1
in reply to Kuh Milo
"You haven't answered my question bro/sis, let me repeat again in case if you didn't understand what i meant before, i said is there any portion of the BIBLE where is was written the type of dance we must offer to the LORD ? booty shaking ? so one will stand a like electric pole when dancing ? dear you better free your self and worship HIM with all your heart, those kids dancing are appreciating the LORD..."
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15. AURE SAVIOUR
"THE PROBLEM IS NOT WITH THE DANCERS BUT WE PEOPLE HAVE A WRONG MIND SET IN WATCHING THEM DANCE FOR GOD."
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16. ladyarlene1
in reply to AURE SAVIOUR
"King David danced before the Lord and it pleased God. i think this is beautiful and uplifting to my heart. we all worship in our own way... no one should ever put down another's way."
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17. Lordskeep
in reply to AURE SAVIOUR
"What's wrong with girls dancing? it's for Jehovah our God..Let them Dance for him : )"
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18. Charles Nyeko, W.M.
"Nothing wrong with the dancing styles or dressings of the dancers or anybody in this video. When praising God please don't expect us to stand still like Chinese soldiers on parade! We praise our Lord with all the excitements and jump and kick.
Praise be to God. Thank you Brother for this wonderful songs and greetings to all the dancers and other people who helped in developing this video."
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19. Richmoore William Barry
"THOSE WHO SAY THAT THE DANCE IS BAAL DANCE ARE OFFENDING THE ALMIGHTY GOD FOR SAYING SO......... AND LET ME ASK THOSE DOMED PEOPLE, WHICH PART OF THE BODY SHOULD MAN AND WOMEN SHAKE WHEN PRAISING GOD, I REALLY NEED TO KNOW,,,,,,,"
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20. Pualine Kerkulah
"as for me i'm not looking at their dancing but the word in this beautiful song..."
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21. Jeremiah Mbong
"Well, that is how we dance in Church, you can interprete it however you want. All we have to give to God is Praise and praise is what they are doing! Do you know Jehovah is God? I sure do, than you so much for this music, it makes my day in this place called America!"
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Evangelist Chimere Nwenu - "Jehovah Na God" - "Double Double" (Nigerian Gospel video with partial lyrics)
Edited by Azizi Powell
This post showcases a video of four Nigerian Gospel songs led by Evangelist Chimere Nwenu.
The featured songs are "Jehovah Na God", "When Jesus Say Yes", "Lift Him Up" and "My Lord Is Good (Double Double)".
The (partial) lyrics to these versions of these songs are also included in this post.
The content of this post is presented for religious, cultural, and aesthetic purposes.
Thanks to Evangelist Chimere Nwenu, the lead vocalist of these versions those songs. Thanks also all the vocalists and dancers who are featured in this video and thanks to the publisher of this video on YouTube.
Click http://pancocojams.blogspot.com/2015/11/comments-about-way-women-dance-in.html for the related post "Comments About The Way Women Dance In A Nigerian Gospel Video".
Click http://pancocojams.blogspot.com/2015/11/two-versions-of-african-gospel-song.html for a post that showcases the original Nigerian version of "Double Double" and a Ghanaian version of that Gospel song.
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SHOWCASE VIDEO: Jehovah Na God- Double Double
Sam Johnson, Uploaded on Jun 6, 2011
Jehovah Na God, When Jesus Say Yes, Lift Him Up & My Lord Is Good
(Double Double)
-snip-
The songs end around 23:09 in the video. An interview with the lead singer Evangelist Chimere Nwenu begins after that. At the end of that interview at 28:52 there are short video clips of other Nigerian singers and dancers. It's likely that these video clips are also of Gospel music, but I'm not sure about that.
The languages used in these songs are Nigerian pidgen English, Standard English, and Igbo.*
*I'm guessing that the traditional Nigerian language that is spoken is Igbo because the lead singer's name is Igbo (the element "chi" is found in Igbo names referring to God. According to http://www.nairaland.com/690373/ne-yos-father-south-east-Nigeria, "Chimere" is an Igbo name meaning "God's Deed". Here's an excerpt from another nairaland.com blog post http://www.nairaland.com/1145142/modern-igbo-baby-names Modern Igbo Baby Names by dearfriend: 4:28pm On Jan 02, 2013 ["Naija" is a contemporary colloquial name for Nigeria. My guess is that "naira" is a form of that colloquial name.]
"chisonari...God is sweeter
chikamso...Am following God
chinonye...God be with me
chidubem...God guide me
chigozie... God bless
chidumeje...God is leading me
chikaima... only God we know
fesochukwu... serve God only
naetochukwu... keep praising God
Chikasinma... God is the best
chisomebi... God dwells with me"
-snip-
More "chi" names and other Igbo names are found in that last post.
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NOTES ABOUT MY TRANSCRIPTION OF THESE SONGS
The transcription below is for the Nigerian Gospel songs "Jehovah Na God" (Jehovah Is God), "When Jesus Say Yes", "Lift Him Up" and "My Lord Is Good (Double Double). These songs have the same tune and are sung are sung right after each other with no noticeable transition. Consequently, the transcription doesn't indicate individual songs.
I made the transcription found below from screen captions and from part of the English (not pidgin English) that was sung or spoken in that video. This transcription does not fully reflect the call and response style of the singing. All of the English and pidgin English words aren't included in this transcription and none of the Igbo words that are sung in the song are included in this transcription.
Here are definitions of some of the Nigerian pidgin English words that are found in this song (from http://naijalingo.com/
Nigerian pidgin English dictionary
abi - is it true, (checking conformity with fact, reason, truth or some standard or principle)
na- is [used to describe something being something else]
dey – 1. to be , to be alive; 2. in the process of doing something
oga- boss, master
sabe- to know something or someone
-snip-
Also, "double double" means something that is multiplied two times (in the case of the Gospel song "double blessings")
I welcome additions and corrections of this transcription and additions and corrections for the Nigerian Pidgin English that is found in this sound.
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LYRICS FROM THE VIDEO "JEHOVAH NA GOD" & "DOUBLE DOUBLE"
Abi you no no se Jehovah na God
Sister why you de do like se you no sabie my God
Abie ye abie you no no se
[Quoting Biblical scripture]
“And you shall remember the Lord your God
[English spoken]
For it is He who gives you the power to make well.
Oh my God!
[Screen captions]
Some my trust in their chariots and some in their horses.
{English spoken]
But child of God we will always put our trust in God.
For those who do shall be sworn
[screen captions]
And they shall do exploits. Thank Jesus.
Why you de do like se you no sabie my God- brother.
Abie you never hear se my Jesus be Master.
Abie you never hear se my Jesus be Oga kpata kpata.
Haven’t you heard
He walked upon the sea.
He made the blind to see.
He made the lame to walk.
the lame walked.
the barren bore a child
He divided the red sea and made the Isrealites [Israelites] pass.
[Sung]- Abi you never hear se] that He gives wealth?
That He gives wealth alright.
[Sung] Abi you never hear se] that he gives children
good children
[Sung] Abi you never hear se that he gives a good wife?
He gives a good wife. Mighty One.
Abi you never hear se my God gives good husband.
Jehovah gives a good husband.
Most Generous God.
[English sung] My Jesus is Master.
[Screen caption]
None is like Him.
[Sung] He said I am the Lord.
[Screen captions]
I changeth not.
I changeth not.
What is your need, young man?
Are you in pains?
Are you in difficulty?
Have you no child?
You that are in pain-listen.
[English sung] My Jesus the Master
[Screen caption] He is the Master.
{English sung] He is the Master of the Masters.
[screen caption] Mighty One.
{English sung] He’s the
{Screen caption] King of Kings.
Why you de do like se you no sabie my God.
Abie you no no se Jehovah na God.
Why you de cry like se Jehova no bie your God.
{English spoken] Child of God, at the mention of the name of Jesus
Every knee must bow and every man must confess that Jesus is his Lord.
Child of God, I declare that in the name of Jesus….
[screen caption]
I command you sickness bow in the name of Jesus Amen.
Every barrenness bow in the name of Jesus Amen.
{Sung]- He’s the lion of the tribe of Judah.
He’s the Prince of Peace.
He’s the Lord of Lords.
I call him His Excellence. I call him His Majesty.
[Sung] For there is
[screen caption] None like You
[Sung]. Why are you crying? Why are you weeping, my brother eh
[screen captions]
Wipe your fears.
Come to Him with your problems.
The King of Kings will solve them for you.
He did it for the people of old.
Child of God, He will do it for you.
therefore brethren, weep no more.
cry no more
like one who has lost all hope
because of what.
Why you de do like se you no sabie Oga.
Why do you weep like one who has lost all hope.
Wipe your tears and be calm.
Abie you no no se Jehovah na God.
[Spoken]If the Lord can be for you, child of God,
who can be against you?
Thank You God! Thank You, Father....
[screen caption]
When Jesus say nobody can say no....
I release you to manifest in the name of Jesus.
None you can come against you child of God…
[Sung] Your enemies
[Screen captions]
They shall be scattered
for He is always near.
If He says you shall bear a child.
child of God, you shall bear a child.
If God says you shall be rich, child of God,
you will become rich.
If He says you shall marry.
Child of God, you must get married.
If He says you will be wealthy,
you must surely be wealthy
Why?- because when God says anything
it must come to pass.
-no power can challenge him...
[Sung- My Jesus is Love]
[screen captions]
He went into the grave
and took the key of death from satan.
He went into the grave and took the key of barrenness.
He went into the grave and took from satan the key of retrogression...
[screen caption]
They shall all be scattered.
[Sung repeatedly- When Jesus say yes, no power can say no. ]…
[screen captions] Who can change what my God has said?
Child of God, who said that some will not marry?
Who said that some will not bare children?
Who said that you will not progress?
[Sung] If He tells you to move, no power can stop you.]
[Screen caption]
If he lifts you up, no power can bring you down.
[Sung] When Jesus heals you]
Screen caption - When your disease is being healed, no power can afflict you
[Sung] For He’s a great healer.
For He’s a great great warrior.
[Screen captions]
He is the ultimate warrior. No power can challenge Him.
all powers belong to Him.
At the mention of the name of Jesus every knee must bow.
[Sung] Every tongue must confess that Jesus Christ is the Lord.
He remaineth the same.
[Sung] From January to December.
He never will change.
He can never change in your situation.
He never changeth at all.
{sung] When Jesus says yes no power can say no...
[screen caption] When He says yes nobody can say no.
[Sung] When Jesus say yes. When He say yes...
Group- When Jesus say yes nobody can say no.
[Spoken] Children of God!
Come along. Let us uplift our God.
For He alone deserves our praise.
He said we should uplift Him
that He shall win souls for Himself.
{Sung] Come on lift Him up
Group- Higher!
Everybody, lift Him up.
Group- Higher!
Lift Him up.
So lift Him up
Lift Him up
He’s the lamb of Judah.
He’s the Prince of Peace.
He’s the Lord of Lord
Lift Him up
Oh higher
[Screen caption] The Ancient of Days
Oh higher! Oh higher!
Oh higher! Oh higher!
[Sung] Come on lift Him up...
{screen caption]
Father, the hour has come.
You said that if You are uplifted
that You will win souls for Yourself.
Father, manifest your work now.
You are the Mighty One in battle.
The Mighty [?] battle war...
You are the One that comes
to the aid of the whole world.
the word that pierced the grave.
You that can never be affected by anything.
Mighty in battle.
What You did gladden me.
You that feeds all.
Your work gladdens me.
The Lion that guards the nations.
King of Kings Your name Good God.
We thank You for what You did
so that You can do more.
You divided the red sea
and made the Isrealites to pass.
You that humbled Pharoah.
Mighty in battle.
I will raise both my hands for You.
Great One I will dance for You.
You that feeds all.
I will remember Your goodness.
I become overjoyed
When I remember your good works.
My heart sweetens like honey.
Mighty in battle.
You feed the whole nations.
Mighty in battle.
King of Kings.
I remember what you did for me.
In the land of Egypt.
You showed Pharoah.
that Yours is the Supreme Power.
None can talk back to You my Lord.
None can be angry with You, Mighty One.
When things become too difficult
We call on You , Glorious Worker.
You heal when doctors have been defeated.
[Sung] I will lift You higher , higher ,higher, higher.
[Screen] Everybody-lift Him up –Higher.
Common [Come on] Lift Jesus- Higher.
[Sung] Come on. Lift Him up
[Group sings]- Higher!....
He’s the Prince of Peace!
[Group sings]- Higher!
He’s the light of my life.
[Group sings]- Higher!...
[Screen] Oh higher. Oh higher!....
If He has done you well
Come let us dance to Him.
Child of God , lift Him up.
If He has done something for you.
Lift your hands for Him. Dance for his joy.
He is God that heals.
He is the Generous God.
He is God that gives children.
He gives riches.
only Him gives a good wife.
Him alone gives a good husband.
How shall I praise Him
that will be enough?
You shall be free now
Oh my Great God, He’s Mightier than the Mighty.
The One who comes to our aid.
You are mighty in battle.
Any family You enter shall have peace.
Any family You enter shall have progress.
If you enter our business-progress!
If you enter the delivery theater
there will be safe delivery
Receive thanks.
None comes to you King of Kings
And walks away empty handed.
None that you touch remains the same.
King of Glory, my Lord, receive thanks.
Come and receive our thanks.
We are burdened with our thanks-giving.
God that made me what I am
You have made me a king.
You have crowned me a king.
Receive thanks.
I have been to the mountain and to the valley.
None can be compared to You.
North to South everybody lift Him up.- Higher.,,,
[Sung]- Lift Him up-
Group- Higher!
[Screen] Everybody Lift Him up- Higher!
{Sung] Lift Him up!
Group- Higher!...
[Screen] Child of God, raise your hands to Him.
For only Him deserves to be praised.
[Screen] Hee Hee My Lord is good oh.
[Sung] Every thing na double double
Group- Everything na double double.
[Screen] Everything a double double
[Sung] Everything a double double
[Group sings]- Everything a double double
{Screen] Come and taste my God.
Then you will see how sweet He is.
Everything good comes from Him.
Do you need a good husband?
Do you need good riches?
Lift up your heads oh yeah gates
Lift up your heads oh yeah everlasting doors.
Let the King of Glory come in.
[Sung] Who is the King of Glory?
The mighty mighty powerful
The Ancient of Days
He’s the lily of the valley
He’s the bright and morning star.
[Screen-
He’s good all the time. He’s good everyday.
{Screen] He’s good to my family.
He’s good to my people.
[Sung]I will enter his gates with thanksgiving
I will enter into his throne with praise.
I will say he is my King.
I will say he is my refuge.
I will say he is my deliverer.
He’s my [?]
[Screen]
I will sing to his favour because he deserves my singing.
[Sung] I will kneel before him because he’s worthy of my [?]
[screen] without God in my life
I don’t know what I would have become.
I don’t know what I would have become without God.
My enemies would have scorned me.
He gave me a good voice.
And charged me to sing unto Him.
That He will exalt me when I praise His name.
From everlasting to everlasting
His mercy endures.
From generation to generation
His Grace endures.
My Great One.
His grace endureth Mighty God eh.
Hee Hee My God is good-oh
I will praise His name forever for He is good.
Everything na double double.
Everything na double double.
[Spoken] Receive all our glory Jesus.
Receive all our praise.
[Screen] The money that He is are in doubles
The child that he gives are in doubles.
The wisdom that He gives are in doubles
The upliftment that He gives are in doubles.
The blessings of the Lord are in doubles.
All blessings come from Him.
Grace comes from Him.
A good child comes from Him.
All good things on earth come from Him.
Mighty One.
Shout with joy to Jehovah.
Mighty One...
Let us dance to Him in His presence.
And clap to Him
For He alone deserves our praises.
[Sung] - Hee Hee My God is good-oh
-snip-
These songs have the same Makossa music beat.
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This post showcases a video of four Nigerian Gospel songs led by Evangelist Chimere Nwenu.
The featured songs are "Jehovah Na God", "When Jesus Say Yes", "Lift Him Up" and "My Lord Is Good (Double Double)".
The (partial) lyrics to these versions of these songs are also included in this post.
The content of this post is presented for religious, cultural, and aesthetic purposes.
Thanks to Evangelist Chimere Nwenu, the lead vocalist of these versions those songs. Thanks also all the vocalists and dancers who are featured in this video and thanks to the publisher of this video on YouTube.
Click http://pancocojams.blogspot.com/2015/11/comments-about-way-women-dance-in.html for the related post "Comments About The Way Women Dance In A Nigerian Gospel Video".
Click http://pancocojams.blogspot.com/2015/11/two-versions-of-african-gospel-song.html for a post that showcases the original Nigerian version of "Double Double" and a Ghanaian version of that Gospel song.
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SHOWCASE VIDEO: Jehovah Na God- Double Double
Sam Johnson, Uploaded on Jun 6, 2011
Jehovah Na God, When Jesus Say Yes, Lift Him Up & My Lord Is Good
(Double Double)
-snip-
The songs end around 23:09 in the video. An interview with the lead singer Evangelist Chimere Nwenu begins after that. At the end of that interview at 28:52 there are short video clips of other Nigerian singers and dancers. It's likely that these video clips are also of Gospel music, but I'm not sure about that.
The languages used in these songs are Nigerian pidgen English, Standard English, and Igbo.*
*I'm guessing that the traditional Nigerian language that is spoken is Igbo because the lead singer's name is Igbo (the element "chi" is found in Igbo names referring to God. According to http://www.nairaland.com/690373/ne-yos-father-south-east-Nigeria, "Chimere" is an Igbo name meaning "God's Deed". Here's an excerpt from another nairaland.com blog post http://www.nairaland.com/1145142/modern-igbo-baby-names Modern Igbo Baby Names by dearfriend: 4:28pm On Jan 02, 2013 ["Naija" is a contemporary colloquial name for Nigeria. My guess is that "naira" is a form of that colloquial name.]
"chisonari...God is sweeter
chikamso...Am following God
chinonye...God be with me
chidubem...God guide me
chigozie... God bless
chidumeje...God is leading me
chikaima... only God we know
fesochukwu... serve God only
naetochukwu... keep praising God
Chikasinma... God is the best
chisomebi... God dwells with me"
-snip-
More "chi" names and other Igbo names are found in that last post.
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NOTES ABOUT MY TRANSCRIPTION OF THESE SONGS
The transcription below is for the Nigerian Gospel songs "Jehovah Na God" (Jehovah Is God), "When Jesus Say Yes", "Lift Him Up" and "My Lord Is Good (Double Double). These songs have the same tune and are sung are sung right after each other with no noticeable transition. Consequently, the transcription doesn't indicate individual songs.
I made the transcription found below from screen captions and from part of the English (not pidgin English) that was sung or spoken in that video. This transcription does not fully reflect the call and response style of the singing. All of the English and pidgin English words aren't included in this transcription and none of the Igbo words that are sung in the song are included in this transcription.
Here are definitions of some of the Nigerian pidgin English words that are found in this song (from http://naijalingo.com/
Nigerian pidgin English dictionary
abi - is it true, (checking conformity with fact, reason, truth or some standard or principle)
na- is [used to describe something being something else]
dey – 1. to be , to be alive; 2. in the process of doing something
oga- boss, master
sabe- to know something or someone
-snip-
Also, "double double" means something that is multiplied two times (in the case of the Gospel song "double blessings")
I welcome additions and corrections of this transcription and additions and corrections for the Nigerian Pidgin English that is found in this sound.
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LYRICS FROM THE VIDEO "JEHOVAH NA GOD" & "DOUBLE DOUBLE"
Abi you no no se Jehovah na God
Sister why you de do like se you no sabie my God
Abie ye abie you no no se
[Quoting Biblical scripture]
“And you shall remember the Lord your God
[English spoken]
For it is He who gives you the power to make well.
Oh my God!
[Screen captions]
Some my trust in their chariots and some in their horses.
{English spoken]
But child of God we will always put our trust in God.
For those who do shall be sworn
[screen captions]
And they shall do exploits. Thank Jesus.
Why you de do like se you no sabie my God- brother.
Abie you never hear se my Jesus be Master.
Abie you never hear se my Jesus be Oga kpata kpata.
Haven’t you heard
He walked upon the sea.
He made the blind to see.
He made the lame to walk.
the lame walked.
the barren bore a child
He divided the red sea and made the Isrealites [Israelites] pass.
[Sung]- Abi you never hear se] that He gives wealth?
That He gives wealth alright.
[Sung] Abi you never hear se] that he gives children
good children
[Sung] Abi you never hear se that he gives a good wife?
He gives a good wife. Mighty One.
Abi you never hear se my God gives good husband.
Jehovah gives a good husband.
Most Generous God.
[English sung] My Jesus is Master.
[Screen caption]
None is like Him.
[Sung] He said I am the Lord.
[Screen captions]
I changeth not.
I changeth not.
What is your need, young man?
Are you in pains?
Are you in difficulty?
Have you no child?
You that are in pain-listen.
[English sung] My Jesus the Master
[Screen caption] He is the Master.
{English sung] He is the Master of the Masters.
[screen caption] Mighty One.
{English sung] He’s the
{Screen caption] King of Kings.
Why you de do like se you no sabie my God.
Abie you no no se Jehovah na God.
Why you de cry like se Jehova no bie your God.
{English spoken] Child of God, at the mention of the name of Jesus
Every knee must bow and every man must confess that Jesus is his Lord.
Child of God, I declare that in the name of Jesus….
[screen caption]
I command you sickness bow in the name of Jesus Amen.
Every barrenness bow in the name of Jesus Amen.
{Sung]- He’s the lion of the tribe of Judah.
He’s the Prince of Peace.
He’s the Lord of Lords.
I call him His Excellence. I call him His Majesty.
[Sung] For there is
[screen caption] None like You
[Sung]. Why are you crying? Why are you weeping, my brother eh
[screen captions]
Wipe your fears.
Come to Him with your problems.
The King of Kings will solve them for you.
He did it for the people of old.
Child of God, He will do it for you.
therefore brethren, weep no more.
cry no more
like one who has lost all hope
because of what.
Why you de do like se you no sabie Oga.
Why do you weep like one who has lost all hope.
Wipe your tears and be calm.
Abie you no no se Jehovah na God.
[Spoken]If the Lord can be for you, child of God,
who can be against you?
Thank You God! Thank You, Father....
[screen caption]
When Jesus say nobody can say no....
I release you to manifest in the name of Jesus.
None you can come against you child of God…
[Sung] Your enemies
[Screen captions]
They shall be scattered
for He is always near.
If He says you shall bear a child.
child of God, you shall bear a child.
If God says you shall be rich, child of God,
you will become rich.
If He says you shall marry.
Child of God, you must get married.
If He says you will be wealthy,
you must surely be wealthy
Why?- because when God says anything
it must come to pass.
-no power can challenge him...
[Sung- My Jesus is Love]
[screen captions]
He went into the grave
and took the key of death from satan.
He went into the grave and took the key of barrenness.
He went into the grave and took from satan the key of retrogression...
[screen caption]
They shall all be scattered.
[Sung repeatedly- When Jesus say yes, no power can say no. ]…
[screen captions] Who can change what my God has said?
Child of God, who said that some will not marry?
Who said that some will not bare children?
Who said that you will not progress?
[Sung] If He tells you to move, no power can stop you.]
[Screen caption]
If he lifts you up, no power can bring you down.
[Sung] When Jesus heals you]
Screen caption - When your disease is being healed, no power can afflict you
[Sung] For He’s a great healer.
For He’s a great great warrior.
[Screen captions]
He is the ultimate warrior. No power can challenge Him.
all powers belong to Him.
At the mention of the name of Jesus every knee must bow.
[Sung] Every tongue must confess that Jesus Christ is the Lord.
He remaineth the same.
[Sung] From January to December.
He never will change.
He can never change in your situation.
He never changeth at all.
{sung] When Jesus says yes no power can say no...
[screen caption] When He says yes nobody can say no.
[Sung] When Jesus say yes. When He say yes...
Group- When Jesus say yes nobody can say no.
[Spoken] Children of God!
Come along. Let us uplift our God.
For He alone deserves our praise.
He said we should uplift Him
that He shall win souls for Himself.
{Sung] Come on lift Him up
Group- Higher!
Everybody, lift Him up.
Group- Higher!
Lift Him up.
So lift Him up
Lift Him up
He’s the lamb of Judah.
He’s the Prince of Peace.
He’s the Lord of Lord
Lift Him up
Oh higher
[Screen caption] The Ancient of Days
Oh higher! Oh higher!
Oh higher! Oh higher!
[Sung] Come on lift Him up...
{screen caption]
Father, the hour has come.
You said that if You are uplifted
that You will win souls for Yourself.
Father, manifest your work now.
You are the Mighty One in battle.
The Mighty [?] battle war...
You are the One that comes
to the aid of the whole world.
the word that pierced the grave.
You that can never be affected by anything.
Mighty in battle.
What You did gladden me.
You that feeds all.
Your work gladdens me.
The Lion that guards the nations.
King of Kings Your name Good God.
We thank You for what You did
so that You can do more.
You divided the red sea
and made the Isrealites to pass.
You that humbled Pharoah.
Mighty in battle.
I will raise both my hands for You.
Great One I will dance for You.
You that feeds all.
I will remember Your goodness.
I become overjoyed
When I remember your good works.
My heart sweetens like honey.
Mighty in battle.
You feed the whole nations.
Mighty in battle.
King of Kings.
I remember what you did for me.
In the land of Egypt.
You showed Pharoah.
that Yours is the Supreme Power.
None can talk back to You my Lord.
None can be angry with You, Mighty One.
When things become too difficult
We call on You , Glorious Worker.
You heal when doctors have been defeated.
[Sung] I will lift You higher , higher ,higher, higher.
[Screen] Everybody-lift Him up –Higher.
Common [Come on] Lift Jesus- Higher.
[Sung] Come on. Lift Him up
[Group sings]- Higher!....
He’s the Prince of Peace!
[Group sings]- Higher!
He’s the light of my life.
[Group sings]- Higher!...
[Screen] Oh higher. Oh higher!....
If He has done you well
Come let us dance to Him.
Child of God , lift Him up.
If He has done something for you.
Lift your hands for Him. Dance for his joy.
He is God that heals.
He is the Generous God.
He is God that gives children.
He gives riches.
only Him gives a good wife.
Him alone gives a good husband.
How shall I praise Him
that will be enough?
You shall be free now
Oh my Great God, He’s Mightier than the Mighty.
The One who comes to our aid.
You are mighty in battle.
Any family You enter shall have peace.
Any family You enter shall have progress.
If you enter our business-progress!
If you enter the delivery theater
there will be safe delivery
Receive thanks.
None comes to you King of Kings
And walks away empty handed.
None that you touch remains the same.
King of Glory, my Lord, receive thanks.
Come and receive our thanks.
We are burdened with our thanks-giving.
God that made me what I am
You have made me a king.
You have crowned me a king.
Receive thanks.
I have been to the mountain and to the valley.
None can be compared to You.
North to South everybody lift Him up.- Higher.,,,
[Sung]- Lift Him up-
Group- Higher!
[Screen] Everybody Lift Him up- Higher!
{Sung] Lift Him up!
Group- Higher!...
[Screen] Child of God, raise your hands to Him.
For only Him deserves to be praised.
[Screen] Hee Hee My Lord is good oh.
[Sung] Every thing na double double
Group- Everything na double double.
[Screen] Everything a double double
[Sung] Everything a double double
[Group sings]- Everything a double double
{Screen] Come and taste my God.
Then you will see how sweet He is.
Everything good comes from Him.
Do you need a good husband?
Do you need good riches?
Lift up your heads oh yeah gates
Lift up your heads oh yeah everlasting doors.
Let the King of Glory come in.
[Sung] Who is the King of Glory?
The mighty mighty powerful
The Ancient of Days
He’s the lily of the valley
He’s the bright and morning star.
[Screen-
He’s good all the time. He’s good everyday.
{Screen] He’s good to my family.
He’s good to my people.
[Sung]I will enter his gates with thanksgiving
I will enter into his throne with praise.
I will say he is my King.
I will say he is my refuge.
I will say he is my deliverer.
He’s my [?]
[Screen]
I will sing to his favour because he deserves my singing.
[Sung] I will kneel before him because he’s worthy of my [?]
[screen] without God in my life
I don’t know what I would have become.
I don’t know what I would have become without God.
My enemies would have scorned me.
He gave me a good voice.
And charged me to sing unto Him.
That He will exalt me when I praise His name.
From everlasting to everlasting
His mercy endures.
From generation to generation
His Grace endures.
My Great One.
His grace endureth Mighty God eh.
Hee Hee My God is good-oh
I will praise His name forever for He is good.
Everything na double double.
Everything na double double.
[Spoken] Receive all our glory Jesus.
Receive all our praise.
[Screen] The money that He is are in doubles
The child that he gives are in doubles.
The wisdom that He gives are in doubles
The upliftment that He gives are in doubles.
The blessings of the Lord are in doubles.
All blessings come from Him.
Grace comes from Him.
A good child comes from Him.
All good things on earth come from Him.
Mighty One.
Shout with joy to Jehovah.
Mighty One...
Let us dance to Him in His presence.
And clap to Him
For He alone deserves our praises.
[Sung] - Hee Hee My God is good-oh
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These songs have the same Makossa music beat.
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