Anyi na-ario Ebere Gi...
Staff & Solfa Notation • Burial / Funeral Hymns, Prayer, Hymns
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Anyi na-ario Ebere Gi... by Nworie Collins Ifejika — Lyrics
About Anyi na-ario Ebere Gi...
"Anyị na-arịọ Ebere Gị..." is a deeply moving Igbo requiem piece that gives voice to the natural human grief of losing a loved one, while ultimately surrendering to the will of God. The opening lines capture this perfectly, confessing that in our human eyes, it feels like the time had not yet come, but acknowledging that only God truly understands the life of His servant. It is a song of profound faith, sung when a parish community gathers to bid farewell to one of their own.
Throughout the verses, the choir leads the congregation in a gentle plea for divine mercy. The lyrics ask God to look upon the good deeds and faithful service of the departed, to overlook their human weaknesses, and to grant them eternal rest. The comforting reminder that "life is changed, not ended" (ọ nwụghị anwụ; kama a gbanwere ndụ ya) brings a sense of peace to the mourning family and friends in the pews.
Ideal for Funeral Masses, memorials, and the month's mind, this piece offers a beautiful balance of sorrow and Christian hope. The flowing melody and heartfelt petitions make it a fitting tribute during the commendation or as a communion meditation, wrapping the grieving congregation in a shared prayer for the soul's peaceful repose.