Dharmy David - Wosé Bàmi

Wosé Bàmi means "thank you my father" in Ikale dialect. Ikale is a Yoruba dialect from Ondo state, Nigeria.
it is a song of gratitude to God.
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Lyrics and Translation
So many reasons to be grateful
Lord, I thank you for all you have done
eh eh
iya iya iya eh eh
If it had not been for you
I for don kpeme but Lord you're my rock
and salvation
and as simple as these words may be
it's from a heart that is lost for words
wose bami (thank you my father)
hunyi wese oma yeye (You do a lot of things)
oh you are good, you are kind, you are patient, no be lie
wose bami (thank you my father)
hunyi wese oma lala (you do great things)
oh, no one can do the things you do, I'm amazed by your mercy Lord
wose bami (thank you my father)
hunyi wese oma yeye (You do a lot of things)
He who keeps me never sleeps, never slumbers, ko ma le lai fimisere (He'll never joke with my matter)
wose bami (thank you my father)
hunyi wese oma lala (you do great things)
kai
You give me reasons to be thankful
oh Lord I thank you for everything
iya iya iya eh eh
through the storms and tests, you
oh Lord you have been so so faithful
faithful, you've been faithful
faithful, you've been faithful
faithful, you've been faithful
and as simple as this song may be
it's from a heart that is full of praise
wose bami (thank you my father)
hunyi wese oma yeye (You do a lot of things)
you will do what you say and you have done what you said
wose bami (thank you my father)
hunyi wese oma lala (you do great things)
oh what a friend we have in Jesus, what a friend I have in you
wose bami (thank you my father)
hunyi wese oma yeye (You do a lot of things)
hun wese owumilori, hun wese oyamilerun (You amaze me)
wose bami (thank you my father)
hunyi wese oma lala (you do great things)
who am I that you're so mindful of me?
who I be that you are so mindful of me?
wose bami (thank you my father)
hunyi wese oma yeye (You do a lot of things)
hun wese oyeye, hun wese o tomi (you do great things, you satisfy me)
wose bami (thank you my father)
hunyi wese oma lala (you do great things)
sebi iwo l'opabidasobidire, opanidasonidoba (you are the one who turns evil to good , you are the kingmaker)
wose bami (thank you my father)
hunyi wese oma yeye (You do a lot of things)
ti kin ba se iwo to wa fun wa, ni bo lawa o ba wa? (If you were not for us, where would we be?)
wose bami (thank you my father)
hunyi wese oma lala (you do great things)