Baba We Thank You O lyrics - Nathaniel Bassey

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Baba We Thank You O Lyrics

Father, we come with grateful hearts

With thanksgiving and we praise

Thank you for your goodness, thank you for your kindness

Thank you for your mercy

Oh, give thanks unto the Lord, for He is good

Good, and His mercy endures forever

Baba, we thank you, thank you, Papa, I thank you

Oh, thank you, oh, I thank you

I thank you, oh Baba, I thank you

Oh, I thank you, oh, I thank you

Oh, oh, I thank you

Oh, Baba, we thank you, we thank you

Oh, Jesus, we thank you

Oh, we thank you, oh Papa, we thank you

Oh, we thank you, oh Jesus, we thank you

Oh, we thank you, Lord

It is a good thing to give thanks unto the Lord

And to sing praises unto His name, oh Most High

To show forth Thy loving kindness in the morning

And Your faithfulness every night

For Thou, Lord, hast made me glad

Through Thy work, I will triumph in the work of Thy hands

Thank you, hey, Baba, we thank you, we thank you

Oh Papa, we thank you, oh we thank you

Hey, Jesus, we thank you

Oh, for Your goodness, for Your grace, we thank you

Oh, we’ve come to thank you, oh thank you

Hey, say, Papa, we thank you for all you’ve done

We thank you, oh, hey, we thank you

Lift your hands and thank Him, raise your sound

He loves you, oh because you love me

Oh, you love me, you love me

That’s why I love You, because You first loved me

And I love You

Oh, when you hear the trumpet, raise your voice

And give your thanks

Oh, You do well, You do well

Look what You’ve done, You do well

Lord, the way You love me, You do well

Lord, the way You make me, You do well

Lord, Your heart, say thank You

That’s why we thank You

Lift your hands and say, “We thank You”

Oh, now we thank You

Oh, thank you, thank you, we thank You

All He says is, “You do well, You do well”

Look what You’ve done, You do it well

Lord, Papa, we thank You

Oh, my Father, I thank You

Hey, we thank You, all we thank You

Take a few moments and thank Him

Thank You for loving me, thank You for saving me

Thank You for changing me, thank You for keeping me

Thank You for the blood, for the cross, for Your spirit

For the ministry of angels, thank You for life

When my enemies, of my foes, came to eat up my flesh

You kept me, You delivered me, You raised me, You lifted me

Hey, we thank You, oh, we thank You

All Baba, we thank You, oh, we thank You

Oh Papa, I thank You, oh, I thank You

I thank You, I thank You, I can’t complain

I thank You, this boy, thank You

Thank You more than words can express

I thank You, I thank You, I thank You

We thank You, we thank You, we thank You

We thank You, we thank You, Baba, we thank You

We thank You, all we thank You, we thank You

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Nathaniel Bassey is a Nigerian gospel artist, pastor, trumpeter, and songwriter, renowned for his spiritually impactful music and leadership in contemporary worship. Born on August 27, 1981, in Somolu, Lagos, Nigeria, he hails from Ikot Ofon Ikono in Akwa Ibom State. His father, Elder E. Joshua Bassey, was a trumpeter and minister in The Apostolic Church, which greatly influenced Nathaniel's musical journey.

Musical Journey

Nathaniel Bassey began his musical career in the church and later joined the Rhodes Orchestra as a trumpeter. He gained recognition with his debut album Elohim (2008), featuring the hit track “Someone’s Knocking at the Door.” His music blends jazz, worship, hymns, and medleys, with notable songs like “Imela,” “Onise Iyanu,” and “Olowogbogboro.”

In 2017, he initiated the #HallelujahChallenge, a global online praise and worship movement that continues to inspire virtual worship participants annually.

Awards & Recognition

Nathaniel Bassey has received multiple accolades, including Gospel Music Artist of the Year and awards for songs like “Imela.” He was also nominated for the ICON Award at the Eagle Awards Africa.

Personal Life

Nathaniel Bassey is married to Sarah Bassey; they married in 2013 after knowing each other for 12 years.

Baba We Thank You O lyrics - Nathaniel Bassey