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Composer: Dr. Oyedun
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Format: Solfa
Language: Yoruba
Pages: 8 pages

O Yẹ Ká Dúpẹ́ by Dr. Oyedun — Lyrics

O yẹ ká dúpẹ́, ká dúpẹ́, O yẹ ká dúpẹ́ Ká dúpẹ́ O, ẹ ṣe fun O jọ, O ni fun O jọ O ni ah Baba wa gbọ́ pẹ́, ẹ ṣe fun O jọ O ni ká dúpẹ́, ká dúpẹ́, ká dúpẹ́ O Baba gbọ́ pẹ́, Baba gbọ́ pẹ́, Baba gba 'yìn Baba gbọ́ pẹ́, Baba gbọ́ pẹ́, Baba gba 'yìn Gb'ọ́ga gb'ẹ́ga gb'ẹ́ga gb'ẹ́ga gbogbo aye Ká dúpẹ́, ká dúpẹ́, ká dúpẹ́ O O yẹ ká dúpẹ́, ká dúpẹ́, O yẹ ká dúpẹ́, ká dúpẹ́ O Ẹ jẹ́ ká yin Baba, ẹ jẹ́ ká yin Baba O ṣe Jesu Baba gbọ́ wa Káwa káwa káwa dúpẹ́, káwa káwa káwa dúpẹ́ Káwa káwa káwa dúpẹ́, káwa káwa káwa dúpẹ́ Ìjìjà kò gbé 'wa lọ Ìjìjà kò gbé 'wa lọ, ìjìjà kò gbé 'wa lọ, ká dúpẹ́ Ìjìjà kò gbé 'wa lọ, ìjìjà kò gbé 'wa lọ, ìjìjà kò gbé 'wa lọ, ká dúpẹ́ Káwa káwa káwa dúpẹ́, ká yin ká yin ká yin Jesu, káwa káwa káwa dúpẹ́ Káwa yin Jesu, Halleluyah, Halleluyah Ah, Halle halle halleluyah, halleluyah Oo Káwa dúpẹ́, ká yin ká yin ká yin Jesu, káwa káwa káwa dúpẹ́ Káwa yin Jesu, ìjìjà kò gbé wa lọ, ìjìjà kò gbé wa lọ Ìjìjà kò gbé wa lọ, ká dúpẹ́, ìjìjà kò gbé wa lọ
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About O Yẹ Ká Dúpẹ́

"O Yẹ Ká Dúpẹ́" is a vibrant Yoruba thanksgiving anthem that practically demands movement from the choir and congregation. The words remind us that it is right and fitting to give thanks, and the music carries that exact spirit of joyful obligation. Dr. Oyedun’s composition is built on driving rhythmic energy and layered harmonies that swell into a massive celebration of God's protection.

The emotional core of the piece is the repeated phrase "Ìjìjà kò gbé wa lọ"—a powerful declaration that the storm did not sweep us away. When a choir sings this section, it resonates deeply with anyone in the pews who has weathered a difficult season. The arrangement moves from a steady acknowledgment of God answering prayers into an exuberant call to dance and lift Him high ("Ma fi jó sí, ma gbé ga").

This is a perfect fit for Offertory processions, harvest thanksgivings, or as a Recessional hymn when the congregation is leaving Mass with a sense of victory. The energetic tempo and the final vamp, where the voices interlock in praise, make it a favorite for end-of-year celebrations or any Sunday where gratitude is the main theme.