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Composer: Adawai D
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Format: Solfa
Language: Igbo, English
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IHE M NWEREM IKARA GI CHUKWU by Adawai D — Lyrics

[CHORUS] Ihe m nwere ikara Gi Chineke Nna Ihe m shi ma kara Gi a rịnga m echefu o Amara Gi n'ime ndụ m o Ngozi Gi n'aọba a la o wu ihe m nwere ikara Gi Chukwu Onyeoma ndowo a shi m ma bịa Nna o nwere ihe m shi m a rịnga m echefu o Onyinye m ji bịa n'ụlọ nsọ Gi Onyenememma ch'ọbụ iji kwụọ Gi ụgwọ n'ih'ọma I mere m o [VERSE 1] Eji m aṅụrị bịa ịpalị aha Gi O wu iji shi Gi n'afọ juru m o n'ihe I mere m o
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About IHE M NWEREM IKARA GI CHUKWU

"Ihe M Nwerem Ikara Gi Chukwu" is a vibrant Igbo offertory hymn that captures the essence of thanksgiving. The song opens with a heartfelt declaration to God the Father, expressing a deep desire to recount His blessings and grace. As the choir sings "Onyinye m ji bịa n'ụlọ nsọ Gi" (The gift I bring to your holy house), the congregation is invited to reflect on the goodness of the Lord and the joy of bringing their gifts to the altar. The rhythmic call-and-response structure between the verses and the tutti sections makes it an engaging piece for the offertory procession, bringing a spirit of gratitude to the aisles.

The lyrics articulate a profound sense of satisfaction and praise, with lines like "Ọnụ m juru n'ekele" (My mouth is full of thanks) and "Obi m o na-apịga Gi ekele" (My heart pours out thanks to you). It is a song that resonates deeply with anyone who has experienced God's providence, reminding us that our offerings are a humble attempt to thank the Almighty for His endless favors.

Included at the bottom of the score is a short, reflective English piece, "Change My Heart, Lord," composed by Jude Nnam. This brief chorus serves as a prayer of surrender, asking the Divine Potter to mold and shape us like clay. Together, these pieces offer a journey from joyful thanksgiving to quiet, prayerful submission during the Mass.