Eje
Redeeming Flow: Unveiling the Profound Message in Gaise Baba's 'Eje'
Lyrics
What does the blood do? What does the blood do?
Reflecting on the purpose and significance of the blood.
Blot out sin from your past and the ones in the front too (the ones in the front too)
Emphasizing the cleansing power of the blood to erase both past and future sins.
(Yeah, ahh)
Expression of affirmation or agreement.
Red like crimson, precious flow, that was the price to pay
Describing the red color of blood as a precious symbol and the cost of redemption.
Mercy speaking, started on the cross and is still speaking loud today
Highlighting the ongoing impact of mercy, originating from the cross and echoing through time.
Water fit wash your body clean, na blood fit get a man saved
Comparing the cleansing properties of water to the salvation power of blood.
E no matter what you don do, just believe - He'll make you brand new
Encouragement to believe in transformative power regardless of past actions.
Water fit wash your body clean, na blood fit get a man saved
Reiteration of the transformative power of blood in salvation.
E no matter what you don do, just believe - He'll make you brand new
Reassurance of transformation through belief.
Eje daada, eje ma ree, Eje omo Olorun ma ree
Chorus affirming the cleansing power of the blood and its significance in the life of believers.
Eje daada, eje ma ree, Eje omo Olorun ma ree
-Eje ta ta sile laiye, fun'wenumo ese
-Eje ta ta sile laiye, eje Jesu fun gbogbo aiye
-Sin be like software, pre-installed, already in our makeup
Metaphorically comparing sin to pre-installed software in human nature.
So we needed a savior, Christ came, died, buried, then He was raised up
Highlighting the need for a savior, describing the crucifixion, burial, and resurrection of Christ.
Blood is thicker than water, life in'a the blood so the sacrifice was in order
Emphasizing the importance of blood in the sacrificial process and its role in life.
Now I can call Him my brother
Personal claim of kinship with Christ, calling Him a brother.
I've been adopted so call me son of God
Expressing a sense of adoption and identity as a son of God.
Water fit wash your body clean, na blood fit get a man saved
Repeating the theme of water and blood's transformative power through belief.
E no matter what you don do, just believe - He'll make you brand new
-Water fit wash your body clean, na blood fit get a man saved
-E no matter what you don do, just believe - He'll make you brand new
-Eje daada, eje ma ree, Eje omo Olorun ma ree
Reiteration of the chorus, emphasizing the cleansing and redeeming power of the blood.
Eje daada, eje ma ree, Eje omo Olorun ma ree
-Eje ta ta sile laiye, fun'wenumo ese
-Eje ta ta sile laiye, eje Jesu fun gbogbo aiye
-Eje daada, eje ma ree, Eje omo Olorun ma ree
Final repetition of the chorus, reinforcing the message of redemption and cleansing for all.
Eje daada, eje ma ree, Eje omo Olorun ma ree
-Eje ta ta sile laiye, fun'wenumo ese
-Eje ta ta sile laiye, eje Jesu fun gbogbo aiye
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