Nigeria Fast rising Gospel music minister with eye on Global domination, Neon Adejo comes out with a new single titled “Chinecherem (The God Who Thinks Of Me).”
Neon Adejo expresses confidence in God with an heart of gratitude in the symphony. It is an assurance of hope which adopts eulogy, as one reflect on the timely help of God in ages past. The artiste defiles the odds of challenges to depict an unwavering trust in the saving power and grace of God.
Neon said the song was born out of the answer God gave to Him while he was at a low point.
“My challenges coupled with the fact that many people were dying of depression at the period, so I told God if he will give me an answer, it must be that which will also speak to others in what they are going through. I really didn’t understand most of the Igbo words that were coming to me but I sat down with a friend and we corrected the words to birth the song. Chinecherem means the God who thinks of me.”
“Chinecherem” was produced by Ko’Rale and co-produced by Emmanuel Iriemi.
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Chinecherem Lyrics By Neon Adejo
If no be you
Tell me where I for dey today
If not grace
Wetin I for be today Oku n’erere ( consuming fire)
You are there for me
Onye Nzoputa ( my saviour)
You no dey fall my hand
See how you came
And you turned my life around
From nothing to something
Daddy you are taking me everywhere
Oku n’erere(consuming fire)
You are there for me
Onye nzoputa ( my saviour)
You know dey fall my hand
Chorus
Chinecherem (The God that thinks for me)
Odighi onye di ka gi (there is no one else like you)
Chinecherem
Eze n’azam ekpere (the king that answers my prayer)
Oku n’erere (consuming fire)
You are there for me
Onye nzoputa (saviour)
You no dey fall my hand
Bridge
Onye nemema
Idi ebube x3
Olisa keruwa
Idi ebube x3
Agunechemba
Idi ebube x3
Onye na gworia
Idi ebube x3
Chorus
Chinecherem (The God that thinks for me)
Odighi onye di ka gi (there is no one else like you)
Chinecherem
Eze n’azam ekpere (the king that answers my prayer)
Oku n’erere (consuming fire)
You are there for me
Onye nzoputa (saviour)
You no dey fall my hand
