K'AYI JEWE
Staff & Solfa Notation • Entrance songs, FILM Songs, FILM 2025, Concert
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K'AYI JEWE by Eze, King. O — Lyrics
About K'AYI JEWE
"K'ayi Jewe" (Let Us Go) is a vibrant and majestic Igbo entrance anthem composed by King O. Eze. Written as a special entry piece for the Angelic Voice Choir's participation in the 2025 FILM (Festival of Indigenous Liturgical Music) in Calabar, the song captures the profound joy and anticipation of processing into the house of God. It opens with a free-rhythm tenor solo that sets a reverent tone, calling the congregation to bow down and worship the Creator who grants us life and watches over our days.
As the full choir enters, the piece bursts into a rhythmic and celebratory procession. The lyrics reflect a deep sense of gratitude and communal worship, declaring "Ayi agbayitewo na chi efo" (We have gathered as the day dawns) and offering a holy sacrifice washed in the blood of Jesus. The song beautifully weaves traditional Igbo expressions of praise—acknowledging that God does not eat earthly food like yam or cocoyam, but rather delights in the pure, living sacrifice of His people's worship.
With its dynamic interplay between the voices, driving percussion accompaniment (including igba, udu, ichaka, and kpokpo), and soaring melodies, "K'ayi Jewe" is perfectly suited for grand liturgical processions and choir festivals. It is a powerful call to worship that uplifts the spirit and unites the faithful in joyful adoration.