[Lyrics] Namdy Cee – Aka Jehovah

Namdy Cee - Aka Jehovah

Lyrics: Aka Jehovah By Namdy Cee

You have made me a living testimony
And you’ve caused my light to shine out of darkness
The stone the builders have rejected
You have made the chief cornerstone
My lion and the lamb, your power breaks every yoke, Aka Jehovah, Aka Jehovah n’emenma (2x)

Chorus
CALL: My God of signs and wonders…
RESPONSE: You are a miracle working God.
CALL: Lilly of the valley..
RESPONSE: You are a miracle working God..
CALL: Ancient of days..
RESPONSE: You are a miracle working God..
CALL: Lion and the Lamb..
RESPONSE: Your power breaks every yoke o.
CALL: Aka Jehovah..
RESPONSE: Aka Jehovah n’emenma…

Disappointment and delay cannot stand your power…
Barrenness and diseases cannot stand the anointing because all power belongs to you my Jesus.. All other gods are the works of men..
You are my Lion and the lamb your power breaks every yoke, aka Jehovah, aka Jehovah n’emenma (2x)

Repeat Chorus

You are the God that opens every door,
You are the God that cuts through the bars of iron,
And you are the God that parted the red sea
And you are the God that opens the barren womb.. My lion and the lamb..
(Call and response)

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