Singer, song writer and worship leader, Elder Dempster releases a brand new single titled “Tamama” which means “Wonderful”.
Elder Dempster says: “”Tamama” is a song of praise to lift up the name of the Lord… a song that praises God for his wonderful works and mercies towards us.
“And where shall we begin? All that God does is wonderful…The field of creation. Here, how wonderful are the works of God! Think of their number. Look at the heavens.Their diversity, their support, their structure, the field of providence. All is wonderful. Nothing comes by chance. Yet He gave us dominion, crowned us with His glory and honour. Many more wonderful works He wrought for His people.
“This song was inspired by Psalms 8:4-6. How excellent is the Lord’s name in all the earthy. He gave us a good life to live, and now we live strong, we live healthy, we live wealthy today are benefits from the Lord.”
LYRICS: Tamama
You are lifted up Oghene, Oghene o, Oghene 2x
Everybody sing o
You are lifted up Oghene, Oghene o, Oghene 2x
You are lifted up Nanaowei, Nanaoweiyonuakeekule mo
You are lifted up Nanaowei, Nanaoweiyo
Everybody join me sing eh
You are lifted up Oghene, Oghene o, Oghene 2x
Ogheneworuno, OgheneOvie
Listen…
Tamara 3x we lift you up repeat
Because favour Resp: Na you bring am
Lifting o Resp: Na you bring am
Good good hope o Resp: Na you bring am
Tamama eh
Good good wife o Resp: Na you bring am
Favour for my life Resp: Na you bring am
Plenty plenty children Resp: Na you bring am
Tamama eh
Tamama o 4x
Every work of your hand, Everything you dey do
You dey do in my life, Tamamageleku eh
We dey live strong o, We dey healthy o
We dey live wealthy o, Na di work of your hand
I say favour Resp: Na you bring am
Good life Resp: Na you bring am
Good good job Resp: Na you bring am Tamama eh
Good good wife o, Resp: Na you bring am
Handsome bobo, Resp: Na you bring am
Everything good Resp: Na you bring am Tamama
We are blessed 4x we are favoured, we are lifted,
We are blessed, we are enthroned
Omeleme
Seki lasa 4x sekisekisekilasa eh
Resp: lasa eh
Tun eh, tunkonopreye
Oboma.