WERE ONU FEE CHUKWU
Solfa Notation • Entrance songs, Hymns
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WERE ONU FEE CHUKWU by Adawai James — Lyrics
About WERE ONU FEE CHUKWU
"Were Ọñụ Fee Chukwu" captures the pure gladness of gathering for worship. Drawing its inspiration from the beloved words of the Psalmist, the song opens with a bright declaration of joy at the invitation to enter the house of the Lord. For a choir processing down the aisle, the melody sets a lively, welcoming pace that invites the whole congregation to leave their burdens at the door and step into God's presence with gladness.
The verses beautifully weave together themes of devotion and gratitude. Singing that a single day in God's courts is better than a thousand elsewhere, the lyrics remind the faithful of the peace and blessing found in the sanctuary. As the voices harmonize through the final verse, offering a sacrifice of praise for God's love, mercy, and steadfastness, the piece becomes a fitting and uplifting Entrance hymn for Sunday Mass or festive celebrations.