Kay Wonder – Emi Mimo

Kay Wonder - Emi Mimo Gospel music minister, Kay Wonder storms out again with another powerful spirit filled worship song titled “Emi Mimo” which means Holy Spirit. A song of refreshment that will lift your spirit high above your doubts.

Emi Mimo speaks more of the works of the Holy Spirit, The Holy Spirit is not a feeling or a thing, but a person. Jesus could not do without Him. We need Him like the very air we breathe. When He shows up, lives are transformed, miracles are inevitable.

Emi Mimo is a song for this Generation and Generations to Come.

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Lyrics: Emi Mimo By Kay Wonder

Verse 1
Let your anointing fall on me
Let your anointing fall on me
We are waiting
We are waiting
We are waiting on you

Come Holy spirit come
Come Holy spirit come
we are waiting
we are waiting
we are waiting on you

Chorus
Emi Orun
wa ba wa gbe
Adaba mimo
sokale le wa lori
(Jeki ina re ja sekeseke ogun laye wa)2x

Verse 2
Come holy spirit come
Come holy spirit come
we are waiting
we are waiting
we are waiting on you

Like the rushing mighty wind
Like the rushing mighty wind
we are waiting
we are waiting
we are waiting on you.

Vamp
Wa wa emimimo
Wa wa alagbara
Wa o wa o wa o

Wa wa wa emimimo
wa wa alagbara
wa o/9x
Wa ba wa gbe

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