CHINEMERE M
Solfa Notation • Offertory Hymns, Hymns
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CHINEMERE M by Jude Nnam — Lyrics
About CHINEMERE M
"Chinemere m" is a vibrant Igbo song of thanksgiving composed by Jude Nnam. The title speaks to the "God who does good things for me," and the lyrics are a joyful testimony to His endless blessings. The verses ask a simple question: "You ask me who gave me my life?" before answering that it is God who provides life, health, and protection.
For a choir, this piece is a natural choice for Offertory processions and thanksgiving moments during Mass. Its lively rhythm and call-to-praise energy invite the congregation to step forward with their gifts. The refrain captures a deep sense of gratitude, with the singer wondering what they could possibly give back to a God who is so generous, admitting that their mouth cannot fully recount all His good deeds.
The arrangement uses a classic polyphonic texture, where the different voice parts weave together with their own distinct lines. The soprano leads the narrative, eventually calling out to the rest of the church—"Nwanne m so m kele Chineke" (My sibling, join me in thanking God)—to share in the joy of God's favor.