You do me well; The song writer and featured gospel artist popularly known as the prince of the Niger Delta Asu Ekiye, sing this thanksgiving song in a mixture of their local dialect (Izon from Bayelsa state) , pigin English and English language. You do me well is a track from StephI’s first album ‘AWESOMENESS‘
Stephenie D. Imhokhai aka StephI is a wife, script writer (as isMUSE), teacher,; accountant and gospel singer that has been singing for God for over 25yrs. She started writing and singing songs during her secondary school days. When asked how she gets her songs she says “it’s like taking a dictation from a teacher, HE dictates and I write”. Her songs are spiritual as well as inspiring, she covers life issues and also different genres like rap, soul, folk, rock, afro beat, etc. that appeal to several age groups. Her one goal in life in her own words is to ” get it all done before HE comes or calls me home”. –StephI
[Lyrics] You do me well by StephI ft Asu Ekiye
Ahaaaan Odi Otu O’nua Oh
(Odi people I greet una oh)
Okoloba Otu O’nua Oh
(Okoloba people I greet una oh)
In’ama Otu sei la’doh
(My town people it’s dancing time)
Hahahaha eh ehhhh
CHORUS
Jesus You do me well
You do me well
I say You do me well
You do me well
Savior You do me well
You do me well
I say You do me weeell
You do me well
Ahhhhh Izon
(Hail Izon)
Ēenn
(Yea)
Ahhhhh Izon
(Hail Izon)
Ēenn
(Yea)
Izon keme bio du emi-a
(Are there any Izon people here)
Emi ohhh
(We are here ohhh)
For my life, for every situation
Na You dey lift me Lord higher and higher
My God, my King na You I go worship
Nanaowei ebi mie-doh eh
(Lord you have done so much good)
Ari-etari’m ehhh
(I Love You ehhh)
Jesus You do me well
You do me well
I say You do me well
You do me well
Savior You do me well
You do me well
I say You do me well
You do me well
[VERSE] ASU EKIYE
Hahahahahahaha
Sei time ladeyo
(It’s time to dance)Me Eyo me omene
Penge yo ka bo emiyo
Agbe yo ka bo emiyo
(We have come to do the waiste and body dance of the Ijaw and Urhobo people .. )
Nanaowei yebikamo
Yebikamo yebikamo
(Lord you are so good)
Nanaowei Ye miyebibo done ekilemo Na Na Owei.
(Lord for the things u ve done we thank u so much)
Emiyemene eyebodone Woekilemo 2x
(For the things u have done we thank u so much)
Ekon epere yebodone Woekilemo 2x
(For the things u have given to me, we thank u)
For the things that You’ve done -R – Woekilemo
For the blessings You gave -R- Woekilemo
As u change my story-R- Woekilemo
As u turned my life around-R- Woekilemo
Eeeehh……
Jesu Ye’ mien-ebimo eh
(Jesus You do me well)
Ye’ mien-ebimo eh
(You do me well)
Ye’mien-ebimo ehhh
(You do me well)
Ye’mien-ebimo ehhh
(You do me well)
Jesu Ye’ mien-ebimo eh
(Jesus You do me well)
Ye’ mien-ebimo eh
(You do me well)
Ye’mien-ebimo ehhh
(You do me well)
Ye’mien-ebimo ehhh
(You do me well)
BRIDGE
I raise my eyes to You Lord
You do me well
I raise my song to you Lord
You do me well
I raise my heart to You
I say You do me well
My God You do me well
You do me well
I raise my eyes to You Lord
You do me well
I raise my song to you Lord
You do me well
I raise my heart to You
I say You do me well
My God You do me well
You do me well
T’ na na na na na na naaaa
You do me well
T’ na na na na na na naaaa
Okoidor
T’ na na na na na na na na naaaa
You do me well
T’ na na na na na na naaaa
Okoidor
Nanaowei nua ehhh
(Lord You’ve done well I greet You)
Nua ehhh
(Well done or I hail You)
Nanaowei nua ehhh
(Lord well done, I hail You)
Okoidor
(Respectful courtsey)
Nanaowei nua ehhh
(Lord You’ve done well I greet You)
Nua ehhh
(Well done or I hail You)
Nanaowei nua ehhh
(Lord well done, I hail You)
Okoidor
(Respectful courtsey)
