Anny - I Worship You: this song will revive your spirit

Your favourite minister is back with a new song - Anny - I Worship You. This powerful track will recharge and inspire you, no matter what difficulties you are facing in your life. Listen to this track and absorb the blessings the singer sends to you with it.

The popular Nigerian gospel singer has just released a brand-new track. So, is it as good as her previous works?

Anny - I Worship You description

Released: May 1, 2019
Format: video
Genre: praise, worship
Length: 3:57 min
Label: CD Baby (on behalf of Anny Love Music); CD Baby Sync Publishing

This is a long-anticipated gospel song by the famous Nigerian minister Anny. In this track, the woman expresses all of her love for God. The powerful song awakes the best feelings in one’s heart and reaches every soul. This is definitely one of the best praise songs ever created by the singer. It is capable of rekindling faith in every person who listens to it.

Anny - I Worship You song reviews and comments

Though the song has just been released, it has already gathered many opinions on social media. The excited fans are dropping praising comments on YouTube:

Wowwww mama!! Great — @mene sarah salttina
Good one. I am richly blessed — @Efe Upama
Great job as always dearie.. I enjoyed it. Thank you Jesus for this song of worship from a grateful heart. More grace — @Essence musiq
Wow!! Lovely song — @Wuraola Noiki
Lovely, awesome I have been blessed — @Justice Shaka
Beautiful song, beautiful video, beautiful you, beautiful outfits, beautiful concept; more grace to you sis — @LaydeeRuth Ojie-Anig
Lovely song, beautiful video. Well done sis. More grace — @Foluke omodara

Anny - I Worship You lyrics

Image: instagram.com, @annysings
Source: UGC

[Verse 1]

You are the solid solid rock

On which I stand

There is no better better place than to be where you are

You give a rain rain rain

You make a way way maker

You are the God, you never change yaweh

Yeah yeah yeah

Without You, there’ll be no sunshine

Without You, there’ll be no laughter

Without You, there’ll be no midday

Ohohoh

[Chorus]

I worship you

Father, You reign within my heart, great I am

I worship You, I worship you

No one can do the things you do, faithful God

I worship you

Father, You reign within my heart, great I am

I worship You, I worship you

No one can do the things you do, faithful God

[Verse 2]

You are the Lord most high we praise you now,

We’ve come to bow before your throne

You are the great I am with love to love You, Lord

We lift our voice in praise

[Bridge]

There’s none like you

Abba Father

The song I sing

Abba Father

Oh Lord, we lift our voice in praise

[Chorus]

[Bridge]

There’s none like you

Abba Father

The song I sing

Abba Father

Oh Lord, we lift our voice in praise

There’s none like you

Abba Father

The song I sing

Abba Father

Oh Lord, I lift my voice in praise to You

[Chorus]

The new Anny - I Worship You gospel song is definitely worth the attention of every person. It strengthens your faith and lets you believe in God and praise Him with more fervour. This sincere singer conveys really much love with her songs. If you want to watch the official video, you can do it at the official YouTube channel of Anny.

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