Legendary David Judah Biography
David Judah Beke is a Nigerian Gospel Afro/Hip Hop rapper from Bayelsa state, Nigeria, who embarked on his musical career as a teenager even before Christ found him. David Judah began to gain recognition when he dropped his first Gospel song, "Dunamis" in 2014 and ever since he has been making waves and breaking new grounds changing the face of Gospel Hip Hop with his inspirational lyrics.
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Feel Okay lyrics:
Intro:
You know sometimes you dey go through situations you dey like “God when you go come up for me naw?”
You dey always dey count the things when be say God never do for you but mehnn, if you dey learn how to count the things GOD don do for you omo boy I swear ehhn kai my people YOU GO FEEL OK.
Chorus:
Sometimes e get as e be mehnn
Sometimes e get as e dey
But omo no dey complain jes count your blessings you go feel OK.
Verse:
Yea you go feel OK
You go feel OK
Omo dem dey ask you kilode?
You dey hustle from sun up to sun down nothing to show for nothing to make you smile
Things go work out if you work your faith
That’s what the Pastor say that’s what the people say your help is on the way your blessings dey come you go see a new dawn
Be like you no dey believe enough
The more you try d more thing go dey rough
Lord see Chima and Yemi don blow when you go do my own naw?
When you go make me shine?
When you go do my own naw?
I no dey young again naw
Listen pal he must be working on something keep your head up and never give up, Walaii
Chorus:
Sometimes e get as e be mehnn
Sometimes e get as e dey
But omo no dey complain jes count your blessings you go feel OK.
Yea you go feel OK
You go feel OK and you go throw your hands up like this all day
Yea you go feel OK
You go feel OK
You and your people get to party like this all day
It’s not too late to believe in God
It’s never too late to put your trust in God
Just stick to the word you go get reward God go show up soon He won’t be long
Remember Job or Hannah Remember Paul and Silas, Hezekiah, King David, dey hold God till e show up for them
This things dey written omo so we go learn
Na who dey feed the birds of the air?
Na who dey clothe the grass of the field?
Abi na you?
Abi no be God?
Na you dey gee d monkey banana?
Sometimes jes ask yourself, I know you wonna sit down jes blast yourself
You no fit tell me say God never try you no fit deny dat wan go be lie
I know say Oluchi don born,
I know say Nkechi don marry
Listen no be who first get dey get last God go show up soon my guy jes relax walaii
Chorus:
Sometimes e get as e be mehnn
Sometimes e get as e dey
But omo no dey complain jes count your blessings you go feel OK.
Yea you go feel okay,
You go feel okay and you go throw your hands up like this all day
Yea you go feel okay yea you go feel okay you and your people get to party like this all day.
You be like o Lord abeg speak to me,
Time no dey again Abeg speak to me.
My faith dey fail me Abeg speak talk to me,
This things wen dem dey yan no be make believe.
[God Speaking] I AM the Lord GOD!
Is there anything too hard for me to do?
Who calls the stars by name, who made the sun to rule by day
Who showed the waters were to stay?
Who told the eagles where to play?
Why do you fear, why do you fear why do you care?
I told you cast your cares on me
I showed you you could count on me,
Yea I was there when you walk through the waters and fire who kept you, who kept you and picked u up every time that you felt life kicked you off
O boy I can set you up, your unbelief sounds so ridiculous
I can set you up amongst things set you up amongst kings if you only believe
Chorus:
Sometimes e get as e be mehnn
Sometimes e get as e dey
But omo no dey complain jes count your blessings you go feel OK.
‘Feel Okay’ talks about trusting God in time of challenges, counting His numerous blessings upon your life and believing Him in tough times. Instead of complaining, His word reaffirmed he cannot fail. Faith makes you see sun in the midst of heavy rain, so trust God and feel okay.
Instrumentals:
The sound effects, the guitar and lead guitar’s sound flavored the song. The manly voice of David Judah brought energy to the song.
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