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Added Sep 28, 2025
Composer: Jude Nnam
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Format: Solfa
Language: English
Pages: 6 pages

Lord! I Come With My Gifts by Jude Nnam — Lyrics

DUET INTRO Time after time I had made up my mind To come to you Lord to say thank you For what you had done in my life. Time after time I had said I would come to you Lord in thanksgiving. But just when I thought I had everything under control, Something happens and I had to keep it for another day. What an excuse O my God forgive me For here I come to say thank you to you today. CHORUS You are the Lord who care for me. I have come to you to give you thanks. I come to you to give you thanks With gifts deep from my heart. With music I have come, With sweet music and songs I have come to your presence. All songs I have come, and I will sing To the glory to your Name O Lord. I come in thanksgiving O Lord my God. It is you who care for me. I come to you to give you thanks With gifts deep from my heart.
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About Lord! I Come With My Gifts

"Lord! I Come With My Gifts" is a deeply personal thanksgiving anthem by Jude Nnam that captures the very human habit of putting off our gratitude. The song opens with a striking duet introduction where the singer confesses to making excuses—always meaning to give thanks, but letting life get in the way. It is a moment of honest reflection that immediately draws the congregation in, reminding us of the times we have taken God's protection for granted.

When the full choir enters, the mood shifts from quiet apology to a joyful, resolute offering. The lyrics pour out gratitude for health, safe journeys, and daily care, acknowledging that many others have faced agony or never reached their destinations. In the choir loft, the interplay between the voices builds a rich expression of praise, carrying the congregation's own unspoken thanks to the altar.

Perfect for the Offertory or as a thanksgiving hymn, this piece resonates because it feels so real. It does not just offer generic praise; it speaks to the specific, everyday mercies of life. As the choir sings of bringing sweet music and gifts from the heart, it invites everyone in the pews to finally step forward and offer their own delayed thanks to the Alpha and Omega.