Your Grace and Mercy (Adom/Drommo)

"Your Grace and Mercy" (also known by its Twi and Ga titles, "Adom" and "Drommo") is a beloved contemporary Ghanaian gospel chorale by Newlove Kojo Annan. It has found a warm home in many West African choir lofts, often sung during thanksgiving, celebrations, or as a reflective piece of gratitude. The song weaves together three languages—Twi, English, and Ga—to express a universal message of reliance on God's unfailing help.

The lyrics speak to the reality of life's struggles, acknowledging that while we were never promised an easy journey, divine grace is what sustains us. Choirs love the steady four-part harmony that builds as the languages shift. When the voices unite on the English refrain, "Your Grace and Mercy has brought me thus far," it resonates deeply with congregations, making it a powerful choice for end-of-year thanksgivings or any moment where the church gathers to count its blessings.