Greetings great Hivians, I trust everyone is doing good. I have been around this music community for a while and have also loved the activities going on over here. However, I have decided to make my debut after carefully perusing through the community's rule of engagement.
Nonetheless, I love performing personal songs and scripts although not too good in video editing but I try doing the best I could leaving room for improvement on demand basis. Consequently, I'm a religious person but not a fanatic and this has tied me to performing majorly Christian songs both in my personal dialect (Igbo language) and English symphonies.
Well it's fun to say I started singing in Church from my teenage although managing to find my voice and place of belonging back then wasn't that easy. Currently I major in the tenor voice during personal and youth presentations. On the other hand, I also sing a bit of bass when it comes to a combined choral rendition with adult choir but this chuckles my throat most time leaving me advantageous of a low tenor vocal
However, it's my pleasure to streamline one of my songs today, titled Hallelujah. The output of the edited video wasn't as exquisite as I had expected but if there's a better video editor familiar to anyone, I'm open to know and also utilize it for subsequent presentations. On this note, let's take a perusal at the music video with lyrics ensuing both in the original and translated form.
Consequent to this, the well spelt out weekly competition vocal annotation was done on X while the main music video was done on YouTube since Twitter couldn't permit for the video publishing giving that the main video is lengthy.
In compendium, the music is innately born out of God's goodness over my Life and endeavors.
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| Original Lyrics | English Translation | |
|---|---|---|
| Intro | Intro | |
| Yeah, hallelujah | Yeah, hallelujah | |
| Glory to the Lamb | Glory to the Lamb | |
| Ihe imere m oh | The things you did for me | |
| Onum apụghị ikoya | I can't explain it all | |
| Ọrịa igworom eh | How you got me healed | |
| Agaghị emeya nkocha | Remains unexplainable | |
| God I'm grateful for all you had done | God I'm grateful for all you had done | |
| God I'm grateful for all you had done | ||
| Halle Hallelujah | Halle Hallelujah | |
| Halle Hallelujah | Halle Hallelujah | |
| Halle Hallelujah | Halle Hallelujah | |
| God I'm grateful for all you had done | God I'm grateful for all you had done | |
| God I'm grateful for all you had done | God I'm grateful for all you had done | |
| Halle Hallelujah | Halle Hallelujah | |
| Halle Hallelujah | Halle Hallelujah | |
| Halle Hallelujah | Halle Hallelujah | |
| God I'm grateful for all you had done | God I'm grateful for all you had done | |
| Onye yiri Chim eh | Who's like my God | |
| Isiyi nke ndu eh | The fountain of Life | |
| Onye dịka Chi oh | Who's comparable to my God | |
| The Lion and the Lamb | The Lion and the Lamb | |
| Otuaka na-eru mba eh | One hand that reaches all nations | |
| To you I give praise | To you I give praise | |
| Isiyi nke ndụ eh | The fountain of Life | |
| I'm bound to worship you. | I'm bound to worship you. | |
| Halle Hallelujah | Halle Hallelujah | |
| Halle Hallelujah | Halle Hallelujah | |
| Halle Hallelujah | Halle Hallelujah | |
| Otuaka na-eru mba eh | One hand that reaches all nations | |
| To you I give praise | To you I give praise | |
| Halle Hallelujah | Halle Hallelujah |
This is outrightly the full lyrics and its translated English form. The pips that made up the video were also self generated. The woman dancing in the video is my Mum with her grandchild and the later pips are mine and the guy on white carrying a baby is my in-law. Your comments are very much appreciated, thank you for going through as I streamline more in subsequent days bye.