OGE ERUGO
Solfa Notation • Entrance songs, Hymns
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OGE ERUGO by Johnpaul Chukwujekwu Okwor — Lyrics
About OGE ERUGO
"Oge Erugo" (The time has come) is a vibrant Igbo entrance hymn that calls the congregation to process joyfully into the house of God. Drawing its opening verse directly from Psalm 122—"I rejoiced when I heard them say, let us go to the house of the Lord"—the song captures the anticipation and gladness of gathering for Mass. The lyrics invite everyone to bow down and offer fitting praise to the Creator, setting a celebratory tone right from the opening procession.
Composed by Johnpaul Chukwujekwu Okwor, the piece is written in a lively Allegro tempo that keeps the momentum moving forward. As the verses unfold, the text weaves in themes of deep trust, echoing Psalm 23 in the second verse ("The Lord is my shepherd, there is nothing I shall want"). The arrangement builds toward a soaring final section where the choir repeatedly exalts God's name, making it an excellent choice for festive Sunday liturgies and grand parish celebrations.