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[Music + Lyrics] Jozy Ft. Chris Ade – Now

Jozy Ft. Chris Ade - NowAbuja based gospel music minister, Ogah Josiah aka Jozy collaborated with Chris Ade in the song ‘Now‘.

Jozy is a graduate of the University of Abuja and is ready to take his music ministry to another level! Expect more from Jozy this year!

The song ‘NOW’ was birthed in the place of prayer, the song is an answer from God to people who think God has forgotten them, “God is working it out” #NOW.

The song was produced, mixed and mastered by yours truly OBASEHSAM.

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Lyrics: Now By Jozy Ft. Chris Ade

Oh oh, oh oh
I feel God in this atmosphere
Right now, right now
He’s moving through the cloud
with healing in His wings
Just take a look at me
coz I won’t be the same again
Oh oh oh yeah eh yeah

Chorus
God is working it out for me, He’s working it out for me
He’s working it out for me, He’s working it out for me
He’s working it out for me, He’s working it out for me
He’s working it out for me, He’s working it out for me
Right now, right now
Right now, right now
Right now

Bridge

Yeah,the deaf have heard and the blind eyes see
Let the dumb testify
The deaf have heard and the blind eyes see
Let the dumb testify of what you do
The deaf have heard and the blind eyes see
Let the dumb testify of what you do
The deaf have heard and the blind eyes see
Let the dumb testify of what you do

Chorus
He’s working it out for me, He’s working it out for me
He’s working it out for me, He’s working it out for me
He’s is working it out for me, He’s working it out for me
He’s working it out for me, He’s working it out for me
Right now, right now
Right now, right now
Right now
Right now, right now
Right now, right now
Right now

Right now, right now

 

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