Yahh
Ah'ole ah'ole ah'ole ah'ole leggo
Today there's a melody in my heart today
A simple song to say
My heart is full
With songs of praise, oh oh ah
Joy has come to stay
Hey eh eh
My heart is full
With songs of praise, oh oh ah
Joy has come to stay
Now I will sing hallelujah
Yes, I will shout hallelujah
What I asked for in my heart
You put it in my hand
What I prayed for with my mouth, eh
You put it in my hand, oh
Oh, I will sing hallelujah
Yes, I will shout hallelujah
What I asked for in my heart
You put it in my hand
What I prayed for with my mouth, oh
You put it in my hand, eh
Today there's a melody in my heart today
A simple song to say
My heart is full
With songs of praise, oh oh ah
Joy has come to stay
There's a melody in my heart today
A simple song to say
My heart is full
With songs of praise, oh oh ah
Joy has come to stay
Hey eh eh
My heart is full
With songs of praise, oh oh ah
Joy has come to stay
Finally, oh, finally finally
My song of victory finally. You say
Finally, oh, finally finally
My song of victory finally
Suddenly, oh, suddenly suddenly
Things are turning around oh suddenly
Say say say say, say say say say
Suddenly, oh, suddenly suddenly
Things are turning around oh suddenly
Oh oh oh oh oh oh
Joy has come to stay he eh eh
Oh oh oh oh oh oh
Joy has come to stay
Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh
Joy has come to stay
Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh
Joy has come to stay
I say jejely oh jejely jejely
I'm doing a dance of praise watch me
Oh oh oh oh oh oh
Joy has come to stay
Because finally oh finally finally
Joy has come to stay
Oh oh oh oh oh oh
Joy has come to stay
Today
There's a melody in my heart today
A simple song to say, oh ohoh
My heart is full with songs of praise
Oh oh ah, joy has come to stay
Finally
Ada Ehi's 'Finally' is a vibrant Nigerian gospel song celebrating answered prayers and the joy that follows. The lyrics express a heart overflowing with praise because God has granted what was asked and prayed for. The song emphasizes a shift from waiting to victory, with repeated declarations that joy has come to stay and things are turning around suddenly. It encourages listeners to dance in praise, reflecting a personal testimony of God's faithfulness. The upbeat melody and repetitive affirmations make it a popular worship anthem in African gospel music.