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Hello everyone it's good to be back here again, and I welcome you to my blog. This is Hive openmic week 224. My name is @darabs. I believe you are all doing Good.

Let me send a special shout-out to the curators for chosing the title of this week "summertime".

Summer time is indeed a good time for family and friends to bond and go on vacation, sight seeing merriment, tours, visitation, adventure and picnics. It is of no doubt that one of the things that makes summertime a memorable time is the fact that it goes along with good music (no music no Summer)

It is in line with the above statement that I have chosen to do the cover of the song "Jesus take the wheel by Carrie Underwood.

Carrie Underwood is an American singer who rose to fame after winning the fourth season of "American Idol" in 2005. Underwood is considered one of the most successful country artists of all time, known for her powerful vocals and hit songs that often focus on themes of love, heartbreak, and empowerment ¹. She has been named the top female country artist of the 2000s and 2010s by Billboard.

The song talking us coming to our weakend, where we discovered that we can't on our own succeed or accomplish anything reasonable. So we need to surrender to God to take over and lead us to the right path.

So, it's my desire that we will come to a point where we will have no other option other than to summit to God totally. Haven't said this, I urge you to come and sing along with me.

Lyrics

letras en español

Tenía muchas cosas en la cabeza y no prestó atención.

Ella vio las vidas de ambos pasar ante sus ojos.

Jesús, toma el volante

Todavía hacía más frío cuando llegó al hombro.

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Good day everyone and I welcome you to Afritunes week 124. My name is @danrabs. This is a beautiful week and I hope you are doing very fine. One of the major things that gives me great joy, is coming here every week to listen, to read, and to learn from this great family (Afritunes community). Let me quickly apologize for not being here last week because I was kinda down with a little fever but all thanks to God Almighty for His divine healing.

Today I will be hitting you with a cover of a Yoruba song title Eyin Ni O Olorun by Joke Akande.

I have chosen this song because of its soulful and uplifting of spirit, and it carries messages of hope, faith, and inspirations.

The song expresses strong worship to God Almighty acknowledging that God is God, He's the creator and the King of glory who existed even before the world was created. Yes! Indeed, the song is so uplifting with the strong expression of God as an ancient God. Hallelujah....!!!

Lyrics

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Good day everyone, welcome to Afritunes week 122. it's good to be back here again with you guys on my blog. My name still remains your one and only @Danrabs.

Today, I want to express and show my love for Africa music by traveling far from Nigeria to Democratic Republic of Congo(DRC) to sing a song in Swahili language also know as Kiswahili. The title of the cover of the song is Hosannah Bukole by Daniel Lubams who is a Congolese musician and worship leader from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). He is known for his inspiring gospel music and has gained a significant following in Africa and beyond. He's got this strong traditional Congolese rhythms, creating a unique and uplifting sound that resonates with listeners worldwide. Now I want to make a passionate apple to you guys to please pardon my poor pronunciation and my funny accent knowing fully well that am a Nigerian and a proud African guy.

I have come to love this song so much even before I get to know it's meaning. The song talk about Praising God our strength, praise God our redeemer, our savior, Hosannah my God, Hosannah God with us, Hosannah to the God who answers prayers and this is one of the part that stroke me the most. Knowing that our God is a God that answers prayers. I just hope you will love the song because I do. So, come along and sing with me.

Lyrics

Hosanna Bukole

Hosanna ni Mambo

Hosanna Maombi

Navandaki na ngai eh

Pasola lola eh

(Nkolo) loba lisusu

Mukachi mwabangwe

Nzamb’a bangelu

Nkolo sopa mafuta

(Nkolo) Pasola lola eh

Navandaki na ngai eh

Nzamb’a Maombi

https://3speak.tv/watch?v=danrabs/znbybathhg
Hello everyone, I welcome you all to my blog again this week, trusting God that you are all doing fine. Don't sleep on it! It's your one and only boy @danrabs on Hive Open Mic Week 221. I want to thank God Almighty for spearing our lives thus far and ushering us into the third quarter of this year. We bless God for that.

The theme for this week is Desire as selected by the artist of the week. Shout-out to @g2comfort for chosen this lovely theme. We've all got desires and I can only pray that, may our desires be made a reality. So, in line with the theme, today, I will be doing a cover of I Give You My Heart by Hillsong Worship. Hillsong Worship is a Gospel music group from Sydney, Australia. The group was formed in 1983 and has released many successful albums and singles, including "What a Beautiful Name," which won a Grammy Award in 2018 ¹. Hillsong Worship's music is known for its catchy melodies, inspiring lyrics, and passionate worship style. I can only wish that you express your desire to God by singing this lovely and beautiful song with me.

Lyrics

This is my desire

letras en español

https://3speak.tv/watch?v=danrabs/wxsukmlcjo
Hello everyone and how are you guys doing today? I hope this meets you well. Welcome to Afritunes week 121. My name is @danrabs. It feels good to be here again as always. I see you guys as family, and you know what they say? " Family are forever" so I just can't get tired of meeting with you guy ( Hive family).

Alright, today, I will be doing a cover of a short song title " Ese ni bi tetibere" by Moses Adeyemi.

I love and choose this song because it help me (us) to express my profound gratitude to God Almighty for what He has done, what He's still doing, and what He will yet do in our lives. You know, one of the things that triggers people to do more or go extra mile, is when you show appreciation and pour out your heart in gratitude. So this song came to do just that. Needles to say, that for us as Christians, we cannot stop thanking God as he has been very faithful to us from ages past and to ages yet to come. The song is short, simple and easy to learn. Come sing along with me.

Lyrics

Ese nibi teti bere

Ese nibi te bade

Adupe o Jesu

Nibi te mu wa Io

Ese nibi teti bere

Ese nibi te bade

Adupe o Jesu

Nibi te mu wa lo

Letras en español

Gracias por donde comenzaste con nosotros.

Gracias por donde estamos ahora

Te damos gracias Jesús

Para donde nos llevas

Gracias por donde empezaste con nosotros

Gracias por donde estamos ahora

Te damos gracias Jesús

Para donde nos llevas

https://3speak.tv/watch?v=danrabs/ojbcypunfq
Hello everyone, how are you guys doing today? Welcome to Hive open mic week 220. My name is @danrabs. I'm very happy to be here and i like to kindly bring to your notice that this is my first post here, and I do hope that you will understand and pardon my mistakes and errors here as am very open to all forms of corrections and teachings here. I consider the theme "Time" for this week as a very interesting theme to sing and talk about. There's a popular saying which says " time waists for no one" maybe I should say, I came into Hive open mic at the right time hahahaha

Well, I will be doing a cover of a song title, You are God by Nathaniel Bassey. He is a Nigerian singer, pastor, trumpeter and gospel song writer, who over the years, has written and sang some of the most prominent, life touching and soul lifting songs.

Lyrics

Title: You Are God ( Nathaniel Bassey)

You are God from beginning to the end

Uh uh uh uh oh yeah

Oh you are God from beginning to the end

You've got times and seasons in your hands oh oh oh oh oh

Español

Tú eres Dios (Nathaniel Bassey)

Eres Dios desde el principio hasta el fin.

Uh uh uh uh oh sí

Oh tu eres Dios desde el principio hasta el fin

Tienes tiempos y estaciones en tus manos oh oh oh oh oh

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Hello everyone, how are you guys doing today? truth you are all keeping well. Welcome to Afritunes community week 120. My name is @Danrabs and it gives me great pleasure to be always here, amongst this wonderful family. Yoruba song is a big "thing" for me, so you may be hearing a number of it coming from me.

Well, today, I will be doing a short cover of a Yoruba song, titled " Anjade lo Leni Eledumare" by Chief Ebenezer Obey. He Is a Nigerian juju musician, singer, and bandleader. He is one of the most popular and influential musicians in Nigeria. The song was done in 1982 that was a long time before I was born, hahahaha, but it's meaning and impact is still very much meaningful, significant and even more relevant in our days.

It's of no doubt today, that you never can tell if you will come back home in one peace when you step out of the house in the morning in pursuit of daily bread or for a green pastures.

The song is a very powerful pray which everyone should endeavor to say everyday before stepping out of the house inrespective of your religion. The song is a cry to God for safety as we all go out to hustle and try to make ends meet, the praying song says " as we go out to look for what to eat, may we not meet with what will eat (consume/kill) us.

You know in the old days, before the arrival of Westernization in Africa, the Yoruba people are known to be great hunters amongst other things. So, the song was sang in line with the sense of a man (father) going out to hunt for Games and you know sometimes, when hunters goes out to hunt, they are exposed to so many dangers in the forest, and could be attacked by wide and dangerous animal and sometimes even get lost in the forest. today, we may not be hunting in the forest but believe you me, we are all hunting in our places of work and businesses, and as such, we are exposed to all forms of insecurities, banditry, kidnaping etc, so it becomes imperative for one to count on God for daily safety. It's my prayer that God Almighty will continue to secure us in all and in everything and in everywhere we go Amen.

Anjade lo leni eledumare

Jijade wa kama pade agbako

jijade wa kama pade agbako

Oun ta o je la nwa lo baba

Ka ma pade oun ti o je wa

Oun ta o je la nwa lo baba

Ka ma pade oun ti o je wa

https://3speak.tv/watch?v=danrabs/aekfkmpkbe
Hello everyone, welcome to Afritunes community week 119. My name is Danrabs and I'm very glad to be here. I like to kindly bring to your notice that this is my first post here and I do hope you will understand and pardon my mistakes and error here. But I'm very open to corrections and learn. I consider it a great pleasure to be here with you this week. I hope the week is being very blessfull for us all.

I will be doing a cover of a song title: Ijoba Orùn by Lara George. Ijoba Orùn is a Yoruba phrase which could be translated thus; "Heavenly Throne"

Lara George, is a Nigerian gospel singer and songwriter. The song is one of the most popular Yoruba gospel songs in Nigeria and Africa at large and it's known for its powerful and uplifting of souls spiritually and "lyrically". "Ijoba Orun" is one of her most beloved and hit songs.

I have carefully considered and chosen this song because of it great spiritual significant to me as a Christian. You know, sometimes, it very possible for one to deray from his/her track as regards to the heavenly race, sometimes, we allow the things of the world to becloud our minds not even knowing or realizing that these things we fight, shortchanged, oppress and even go as far as killing people just to acquire can't even take us anywhere.

This beautiful song also rings a bell to our minds that the whole world is full of vanity. One part of the song that stroke me the most as we will see in the lyrics is that part of the song which says " the money, cars, friends and even the education that we have acquired thus far, cannot even take me home (heaven)". Each time I sing or listen to this song, it calls for a sober reflection and personal introspect. Now am sure this is already giving you reasons to to appreciate and love the song the more. enjoy...

Lara George: Ijoba Orun

Ijoba orun, lere onigbagbo o (2ce)

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just trying to do a little testing