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[Music + Lyrics] O’rinu Mi – Moses Olaboye

O'rinu Mi - Moses Olaboye

Nigerian Fast-rising Gospel music Minister, Songwriter, and Gospel Blogger, Moses Olaboye blesses us with a powerful new Yoruba song titled, O’rinu Mi meaning ‘He Sees My Heart’ in English translation. The new single – “O’rinu Mi” is a Contemporary Yoruba song in which the full interpretation means “Oluwarinumi”.

According to him:

“O’rinu mi” is a song of testimony, victory, appreciation for where we are, the place he brought us from, where he is taking us to. “He brought us out of the pit and set us above the tribulations & Challenges. He lifts us up because he sees our hearts. He has the best for us even when things seem not right as we want it . He fought for us when we are not aware of the fight. He took away reproach.

He surrounded us with His grace and shield. He sees our heart with mercy.”

Thereby dispense God’s mind to the world, as this song was inspired by the Holy Spirit.” It was produced by Segun Awe.

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Lyrics: O’rinu Mi By Moses Olaboye

Chorus:
O’rinu mi
Baba rinu mi
O faye mi dara ire
Aanu o, loro mi yori si/4x

Verse 1:
Nigba kan ri
T’awo ore ko mi sile
Nigba kan ri
T’awo ti mo gbe oju le ko mi sile o
Nigba ti ko si
Oluranlowo fun mi
Iwo dide fun mi
Arinu rode ni o
Iwo lo mon ohun ti mo ma je.
Ofi anu se mi loso

O fi anu da si oro mi
O’rinu mi

O wa semi logo.

Chorus:
O’rinu mi
Baba rinu mi
O faye mi dara ire
Aanu o, loro mi yori si/4x

Verse 2
Nigba ti isoro dide
Iwo lo ja fun mi
Nigba ti iji ja
O da iji duro fun mi
O wu o ninu anu re lati ro gba yi mi ka
Lati so yeye mi di ayeye
Lati mu egan aye mi kuro
A mu egan aye eni kuro olorun mi baba mi
O fanu ba mi se o
O fi anu se mi logo
Iwo lo mu egan aye mi kuro
Iwo lo rogba yi mi ka
Olorun o’rinu mu
o mon ohun ti mo maje o wa semi logo.

Chorus:
O’rinu mi
Baba rinu mi
O faye mi dara ire
Aanu o, loro mi yori si/2x

Verse 3
Won ro pe o ti tan fun mi
Won ti e bi mi lere pe olorun mi da
Sugbo mo ni baba to ju baba
Mo ni aduro gbongbon leyin eni
Iwo loduro ti mi,
O duro ti mi lojo gbogbo
O’rinu mi o, o’rinu mi

Chorus:
Mo ranu gba, lodo re
mo ra anu gba o lodo re/2x

Iwo ni alanu
Alanu to sanu oba, ijoye ati eni ti ko ni nkankan
Mo ranu gba, lodo re
mo ra anu gba o lodo re/2x
O ti jewo pe iwo ni olorun mi
o ti jewo pe
iwo ni aduro tini to mon ohun ti mo ma je o
o so fun jeremiah lojo pe
ki to da o, mo ti mon ohun to ma je

O semi logo, baba mi
o semi logo, Oluwa
o semi logo,
aye mi gbe ……

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