Testimony Jaga – Dodondawa Mp3 Audio by Testimony Jaga Ft. BBO
Download this song and enter the presence of God with an inspiring new single from the acclaimed and multitalented music minister “Testimony Jaga“ titled “Dodondawa”. This soul-lifting track comes with heartfelt lyrics and a breathtaking official music video. Dedicated to spreading hope and joy through kingdom music, this anointed artist continues to bless the body of Christ.
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Dodondawa Lyrics by Testimony Jaga Ft. BBO:
Talo da, nibo lo ti wa
(Who created Him, where did He come from?)
God that created the heaven and the earth
Who was there when He was created?
Oba to da aye atorun
(The KING who created the earth and the heaven)
Ejo, nibo lo n gbe
(Please, where does He live?)
Ejo, ta lo mo address e
(Please, who knows His address?)
Can somebody answer me?
Eh ah eh ah ah
Dodondawa
(The Self-Sufficient One)
(Tongues)
Dodondawa
The Self-Sufficient One
Dodondawa
The Self-Sufficient One
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Oba to foro da aye tenikan o foro da (Dodondawa)
(The KING who created the world with the word, yet He was not created by any word.)
(The Self-Sufficient One)
Opo to so aye ro tenikan o gbe ro (Dodondawa)
(The Pillar that sustains the world, yet He is not sustained by anyone)
(The Self-Sufficient One)
Oba ta gbara to gbara le enikankan (Dodondawa)
(The KING who we rely on, yet He relies on no one)
(The Self-Sufficient One)
Oba ti gbogbo aye n bo to bo eni kan kan se (Dodondawa)
(The KING worshiped by the whole world, yet He worships no one)
(The Self-Sufficient One)
Oba ti gbogbo aye pe to pe eni kan kan (Dodondawa)
(The KING who is called upon by the whole world, yet He calls no one)
(The Self-Sufficient One)
Oba ta sa to to sa to enikankan ni (Dodondawa)
(The KING who is our refuge, yet He needs no refuge)
(The Self-Sufficient One)
O da ra re o yan ra eee o fara e joba ni (Dodondawa)
(He was not created nor appointed, but He is crowned KING)
(The Self-Sufficient One)
Oba tin gbadubale awon loba loba (Dodondawa)
(The KING whom other kings pay homage to)
(The Self-Sufficient One)
Oba to tin joba koba aye kan to ma joba (Dodondawa)
(The KING who reigned before any earthly king)
(The Self-Sufficient One)
Be pe loba oba ni nje oba a feru joba ni (Dodondawa)
(He is called KING who crowns a slave as king)
(The Self-Sufficient One)
Be de pe loba obi ni je oba awon oba ni (Dodondawa)
(He is called KING; the KING of kings)
(The Self-Sufficient One)
—
Iwaju lo ko sibi kan wa ni “Good Morning” (Dodondawa)
(His front side to some is called “Good Morning”)
(The Self-Sufficient One)
Osi lo ko sibi kan wa ni “Good Afternoon” (Dodondawa)
(His left side to some is called “Good Afternoon”)
(The Self-Sufficient One)
Otun lo ko sibi kan wa ni “Good Evening” (Dodondawa)
(His right side to some is called “Good Evening”)
(The Self-Sufficient One)
Eyin lo ko sibi kan wa ni “Good Night” (Dodondawa)
(His backside to some is called “Good Night”)
(The Self-Sufficient One)
Oba to da oun gbogbo, to joba lori oun gbogbo
(The KING who created all things and is Lord over all things)
Dodondawa, Olorun ni Dodondawa
(The Self-Sufficient One, God is the Self-Sufficient One)
Dondonwa, eda kan o le dawa
(The Self-Sufficient One, no human can exist by himself)
—
Oba to ti wa kaye, to ma wa ni Dodondawa ooo
(The KING who was before the earth began, who will always be – The Self-Sufficient One)
Titobi ni yin Eledumare, Olorun awon omo ogun (Dodondawa)
(Magnificent are You, Almighty Lord of Hosts)
(The Self-Sufficient One)
Gbigbega ni O, Iwo ga ju awon oke lo (Dodondawa)
(You are highly lifted up above the mountains)
(The Self-Sufficient One)
Iwo lo laye ati gbogbo eyan to n pe ara e lalaye (Dodondawa)
(You are Lord over everything on earth and all the living)
(The Self-Sufficient One)
—
Boya kin bere, talo to ninu awon imule se? (Dodondawa)
(Maybe I should ask, who is as powerful as He is among the initialed?)
(The Self-Sufficient One)
Talo to ninu awon aje? Talo to ninu awon ogboni? (Dodondawa)
(Who is as powerful as He is among the witches and secret societies?)
(The Self-Sufficient One)
Iran nla niyin Eledumare, sugbon e o se duro wo (Dodondawa)
(You are a magnificent blinding vision)
(The Self-Sufficient One)
Nibo lati se naming re, hospital wo ni won bi e si na? (Dodondawa)
(Where was He named, which hospital was He born?)
(The Self-Sufficient One)
Olorun ni Dodondawa, abi mo puro?
(God is the Self-Sufficient One, or am I lying?)
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Ipa yin bori gbogbo ipa, Olorun awon omo ogun (Dodondawa)
(Almighty above all powers, God of Hosts)
(The Self-Sufficient One)
Oba to da iku ti iku o ni le pa Oko mi (Dodondawa)
(The KING who created death, yet death cannot kill Him – My Lord!)
(The Self-Sufficient One)
Eni e gbon ju ogbon lo, eriran ju iran lo, eni oye ju oye lo (Dodondawa)
(You are wiser than wisdom, see beyond sight, knowledgeable beyond knowledge)
(The Self-Sufficient One)
Eni Dari aye ati orun lekan soso, ko de re yin ri (Dodondawa)
(You control both heaven and earth at once, yet You are never weary)
(The Self-Sufficient One)
Ninu oba aye, Emorijah, ko ma si iru re (Dodondawa)
(Among the kings of the earth, Emorijah, there is none like You)
(The Self-Sufficient One)
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Ewon ogba merinlelogun won korin yi ite re ka ninu orun (Dodondawa)
(The twenty-four elders sing praises round Your throne in heaven)
(The Self-Sufficient One)
Won kun fun iye mefa mefa (Dodondawa)
(They are full of wings, six each)
(The Self-Sufficient One)
Won fi meji boju won
(With two they covered their faces)
Won fi meji bo ese won
(With two they covered their feet)
Won wa n fi iye meji to ku fo
(And with two they flew)
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Dodondawa, Olorun ni Dodondawa
(The Self-Sufficient One, God is the Self-Sufficient One)
Dondonwa, eda kan o le dawa
(The Self-Sufficient One, no human can exist by himself)
Dodondawa, Olorun ni Dodondawa
(The Self-Sufficient One, God is the Self-Sufficient One)
Oba to ti wa kaye, to ma wa ni Dodondawa ooo
(The KING who was before the earth began – The Self-Sufficient One)
Oba to ti wa kaye, to ma wa ni Dodondawa ooo
(The KING who was before the earth began – The Self-Sufficient One)