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Added Jul 30, 2026
Composer: Ademola Adeosun
Uploaded By: Choir PDFs
Format: Solfa
Language: Yoruba
Pages: 3 pages

Gbebo Wa, Dakun by Ademola Adeosun — Lyrics

[CHORUS] Gbẹbọ wa, dakun Baba Mimọ o, gbẹbọ wa, Olodumare. Gbẹbọ wa dakun Baba o, gbẹbọ wa, Olodumare. Gbẹbọ wa dakun Baba o, gbẹbọ wa, Olodumare. Baba o, gbẹbọ wa. Ẹbọ! Mimọ! Ẹbọ! Pipé! Ẹbọ mimọ, ẹbọ pipé, Ẹbọ! Iye o, Ẹbọ mimọ, ẹbọ pipé, Ẹbọ iye l'a ru si o. Ah, ẹbọ iye l'a ru si o. Gbẹbọ wa, Baba o, gbẹbọ wa. Gbẹbọ wa, Baba o, gbẹbọ wa. [VERSE 1] Akara l'a mu wa, Ọrẹ awa ọmọ rẹ, Ọti l'a mu wa l'a ti inu eso t'o fun wa,
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About Gbebo Wa, Dakun

"Gbẹbọ Wa, Dakun" is an earnest Yoruba offertory hymn that captures the heart of the Eucharistic presentation of gifts. The title translates to a plea for God to accept our sacrifice. When the choir leads this piece, it brings a profound sense of reverence to the moment the bread and wine are brought to the altar.

The verses are beautifully direct, singing of the "akara" (bread) and "ọti" (wine) brought forth from the fruits God has provided. The choir's harmony builds around the repeated calls of "Ẹbọ! Mimọ! Ẹbọ! Pipé!"—a holy and perfect sacrifice. It is a song that unites the congregation in asking Olodumare to look favorably upon their offerings and their lives.

Written in solfa notation, the melody carries a traditional, rhythmic cadence that feels right at home in a Nigerian Catholic Mass. The interplay between the voice parts during the chorus creates a joyful, uplifting atmosphere, making it a natural choice for Thanksgiving and the Liturgy of the Eucharist.