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Composer: Zwahu Y. E
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Format: Solfa
Language: Hausa
Pages: 2 pages

YABI ALLAH KULLAYOMI (A Praise Grill) by Zwahu Y. E — Lyrics

Kullayomi abin daya dace sai mu yabi Allah Kullayomi abin daya dace sai mu yabi Allah Kukuruku kagi ma suna yabon Allah Oh kagi ma suna yabon Allah Halitu Halitu suna yabon sa Halitu sunata yabon sa Yabon yabon sunan sa To balle mu fa yan Adammu na da ra'ajin mu dammu na da ruhohi Sai mu mike tsaye tun mu na masu rai Sai mu mike tsayemu Yita yabon girmansa! Yita yabon sunansa! Dukan mu! Dukan mu mu ce Halleluiah! Ya bani rai yakuma bani karfin jiki Yakuma bani tashin kauna mafifiya Sabo da haka zanya beshi a rai na Sabo da haka zanya bishi dukan rayawata Sai kuzo mu yabe Yesu
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About YABI ALLAH KULLAYOMI (A Praise Grill)

"Yabi Allah Kullayomi" is a vibrant Hausa praise anthem that calls every living thing to lift up their voices to God. Subtitled "A Praise Grill," the piece carries an infectious, rhythmic energy that immediately brightens the choir loft. From the very first line, it reminds us that praising God every single day is the most fitting thing we can do. The lyrics even playfully mimic the morning call of the rooster ("Kukuruku"), painting a picture of all creation waking up to give thanks.

As the song progresses, the composer, Zwahy Y. E, shifts the focus from the natural world to humanity. If the birds and animals can praise the Lord, how much more should we, who have been given breath, spirit, and deep love? The melody builds into an enthusiastic invitation for brothers and sisters ("yan'uwa") to stand up and join the chorus.

Perfect for a lively thanksgiving procession or a joyful recessional, this piece thrives on its rhythmic momentum. When the choir reaches the cascading "Yabo, yabo" and "Halleluiah" sections near the end, it is almost impossible for the congregation to sit still. It is a wonderful choice for any choir looking to bring a spirit of genuine, uncontained celebration to the Mass.