Perry Martins
Gospel music minister, worship leader and song writer Gina has released her much anticipated Debut Single titled “God Alone”
God Alone by Gina is a refreshing sound from the deepest of hearts to God who can wrath any kind of miracle,instantly and always. It is a constant reminder of who God is to us.
Speaking About the song Gina, had this to say ”God Alone emanated from my intimacy with the holy spirit, it expresses my Ernest gratitude to God. It was all inspired by the wonderful works of God in my life.”
This song was written by Gina in January 2020 and the melody was created by the music maestro Segigo.
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Lyrics – God Alone
Let all the heavens and earth rejoice
For the king of kings
Who was and is and is to come
Oh, father we worship you
As we stand in awe of you
As our hearts are poured out to you
Receive all our praise
Receive all our worship
For you are God and God alone
(You are wonderful the God of wonders)
(You are God alone no one above you)
(You are wonderful the God of wonders)
As we lay down at your feet
And we call your name
(Jesus)
Pls hear our voice with our fainting hearts
(Fainting hearts)
Oh father we wait on you.
As we stand in awe of you
As our hearts are poured out to you
Receive all our praise
Receive all our worship
You are God and God alone
(You are God alone)
(You are God alone)
(You are God alone)
(You are God alone)
(You are God alone)
(You are God alone)
For you are God and God alone
(You are wonderful the God of wonders)
God of wonders
(You are God alone no one above you)
So powerful
(You are wonderful the God of wonders)
None compares to you
(You are God alone no one above you)
You are God alone
(You are wonderful the God of wonders)
God of wonders
(You are God alone no one above you)
None above you….
About Artiste
Regina Chinwendu Ogechi known as “Gina” is a Nigerian gospel singer, worship leader, and a songwriter. Who is devoted to using her musical gifts in glorifying God. She professionally followed her dreams of becoming a music minister in 2013.
