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Gospel Gyration (Unbridled Praise) by Onah Justice Chukwuebuka — Lyrics

The earth and all of its creatures Lord will praise your name The skies the heavens and its wonders Lord will raise your name Come Oh God with songs and dancing for you Oh Lord we raise our voices We come in thanksgiving to you Lord with all our hearts we say thank you Lord We come with praises all for you Lord with joy our mouths will scream your name O people of God nkwu di sy sing O pa pa ma ma gyrate O breda sis ta gyrate O aunty unku gyrate O every body gyrate O pa pa ma ma gyrate O breda sis ta gyrate O aunty unku gyrate O every body gyrate We come to you and we will dance unto your name You Lord you have been our helper from age to age You never change Lord and that is why we sing your praises for all and more We come to you above will dance unto your name I go shout I go dance I go shake my body because my God e too much My God e nos dey fail I go shout I go dance I go shake my body b cos my God e too much
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About Gospel Gyration (Unbridled Praise)

“Gospel Gyration (Unbridled Praise)” is an energetic, joyful anthem of thanksgiving that brings the vibrant spirit of Nigerian praise directly into the choir loft. Written by Onah Justice Chukwuebuka, the piece is a celebration of God’s unchanging nature and endless help. It calls on all creation—and everyone in the congregation, from “papa” and “mama” to “aunty” and “uncle”—to gyrate and dance in gratitude.

The song moves seamlessly from formal English praise into lively Nigerian Pidgin, capturing the authentic, uninhibited joy of a community that knows God “no dey fail.” The rhythmic drive and call to “shake my body” make it a perfect fit for celebrations, thanksgiving processions, or as a spirited recessional hymn that sends the congregation out with gladness.

Singing this piece requires a choir ready to embrace its rhythmic bounce and infectious energy. It is a song that doesn't just ask for voices, but for the whole body to join in unbridled praise to El Shaddai.