DINWENU LEE M
Solfa Notation • Entrance songs, Hymns, Prayer
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DINWENU LEE M by Johnpaul Chukwujekwu Okwor — Lyrics
About DINWENU LEE M
“Dinwenu Lee M” (Lord, Look Upon Me) is a deeply personal and reverent Igbo entrance hymn that speaks of surrendering to God's will. The song opens with a gentle, earnest plea for the Lord's attention, expressing the singer's readiness to do His bidding. The lyrics draw heavily on the themes of Psalm 40, reflecting on how God bends down to hear the cries of His people and puts a new song in their mouths.
In the choir loft, this piece is often chosen for the Entrance procession or during moments of personal dedication and offering. The melody carries a sense of quiet obedience and trust, moving from the individual's patient waiting on the Lord to a firm declaration that God's law is a delight to the heart. It is a beautiful reminder to the congregation as Mass begins that true worship is found not just in sacrifices, but in a willing spirit ready to say, "Here I am, Lord, I have come to do your will."