Baba
Dunsin Oyekan's song 'Baba' is a worshipful declaration of devotion to God, using the Yoruba term 'Baba' (Father). The lyrics express that God alone is worthy of love, service, and trust, and that He is the source of peace, joy, hope, and strength. The song emphasizes total satisfaction and identity in God, with lines like 'In you I have my being' and 'All I have is you, in heaven and on earth.' It is a simple yet profound expression of exclusive allegiance and contentment in God's sufficiency.
Baba Baba
No one else besides you
No one but you
My love, my life
Only you will I serve
No one but you
Baba Baba
No one else besides you
No one but you
My peace, my joy
In you I'm satisfied
No one but you
Baba Baba
No one else besides you
No one but you
My hope, my strength
In you I have my being
No one but you
Baba Baba
No one else besides you
No one but you
Baba Baba
No one else besides you
No one but you
No one else besides you
No one but you
Baba Baba
No one else besides you
No one but you
My love, my life
Only you will I serve
No one but you
My peace, my joy
In you I'm satisfied
No one but you
My hope, my strength
In you I have my being
No one but you
Baba Baba
No one else besides you
No one but you
Baba Baba
No one else besides you
No one but you
Iwo ni mo ni, laye lorun (All I have is you, in heaven and on earth)
Iwo ni mo ni (All I have is you)
Iwo ni mo ni, laye lorun (All I have is you, in heaven and on earth)
Iwo ni mo ni (All I have is you)
Jesu iwo ni mo ni (Jesus, all I have is you)
Jesu iwo ni mo ni (Jesus, all I have is you)
All I have is you, in heaven and on earth
All I have is you
All I have is you, in heaven and on earth
All I have is you
Jesus, all I have is you
Jesus, all I have is you