Jeremy Chidubem - Hope

Jeremy Chidubem Adiele well known as Jeremy, an indigene of Obegu Mkporobe, Ukwa- East (LGA) in Abia State is a Gospel and inspirational singer. Hope was inspired by God and the challenges he went through in the past, he was rejected, despised, looked down on, hated for no reason, but in all God saw him through.

The song hope was produced by Austin Blaze.

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Lyrics

Intro...

Hm' wor, wor, wor wor, chai..

Hm' wor wor, wor wor, 

Hm' wor, wor, wor, wor, 

Oh my God!..

Solo,1

Shae, after the night comes the day,

Shae'bi after the rain come the sun,

So i know in every down fall there is lifting and every disappointment there is blessing's.. 

So onye'wae'rendu wae're'oli'la'yaà, Oli'la'yaà....

See, i dey hustle day and night, just to put food on my table..

 I no dey shame for work waeh i dey do, that's why i do my best and leave the rest for God, 

Me i dey leave the rest the for God, chai.

So no look down on me! no condition is permanent,

 Oluwa get plans for me, 

Chorus....

Onye'wae'rendu wae're'oli'la'yaà, 

A living dog is better than a dead lion (4×)

Oli'la'yaà, Oli'la'yaà

Onwae're'olilayaà (2×)

Solo 2...

See, no be by power o, 

No be by might

Na baba God dey give, so onye'oda'bar'ra" yari'be cause na Baba God dey give, 

Agbae'bae're 'Ugo'bae're, nkae' si' ibae'ya'abe'lae, nku'kwa'kwa'yaà, 

Na how you lay your bed you must lie, make you no wish me, wethin you no fit wish yourself, 

wethin you no fit wish yourself, chai

So no look down on me, no condition is permanent,

Oluwa get plans for me o

Chorus....

Onye'wae'rendu wae're'oli'la'yaà, 

A living dog is better than a dead lion (4×)

Oli'la'yaà, Oli'la'yaà

Onwae're'olilayaà (2×)

Sister don't you cry, 

One day, you will smile again, (Iwae're'olila'yaà)

Brother, don't you give up one day e'go be your turn, 

(Iwae're'olila'yaà)

Cause as long as there is life, (Ihe'ni'lae, gadi'cham'ma)

As long as there is life o,

(Iwae're'olila'yaà)

  In Nigeria, (Ayi'wae're'olila'yaà)

  In Africa (Ayi'wae're'olila'yaà)

Oli'la'yaà, (6×)