You Are Great

Moses Bliss's song "You Are Great" is a powerful expression of gratitude and reverence towards God. The lyrics are a heartfelt acknowledgment of the divine interventions and blessings that the artist attributes to God's grace. The song opens with vivid imagery of being uplifted and supported, likening God's support to giving wings and providing rain for growth. This metaphor highlights the nurturing and sustaining role that God plays in the artist's life. The repeated phrase "Baba, I thank you" underscores a deep sense of gratitude and recognition of God's continuous presence and support.

The chorus, with its declaration that "Lord, you are great, you are greatly to be praised," emphasizes the magnificence and worthiness of God. The phrase "'Cause e dey happen as you talk am" suggests that God's promises are always fulfilled, reinforcing the idea of divine reliability and faithfulness. The use of Nigerian Pidgin English and Igbo phrases like "Jehovah bu onyeoma" (God is good) and "Na you be my agidigba" (You are my stronghold) adds a cultural richness to the song, making it resonate deeply with listeners familiar with these languages and expressions.

Throughout the song, Moses Bliss reflects on the tangible manifestations of God's grace in his life. He speaks of blessings that are "divine" and a grace that "overflows from my head down to my toes." This imagery conveys a sense of abundance and completeness in the blessings received. The song also touches on the transformative power of God's grace, turning sour situations sweet and providing unwavering love and support. The artist's commitment to sharing this message with the world is evident in lines like "I will let the whole world know," showcasing a desire to spread the message of divine goodness and faithfulness.