Ruth Ayodele – Don’t Worry (Lyrics, Mp3 Download)
Female Nigerian Gospel music minister Ruth Ayodele releases a new single titled, “Don’t Worry,” complemented by a vibrant live video.
Speaking on the song, Ruth says “Don’t Worry” encourages us to remain in faith and unperturbed regardless of the opposing storms we may be facing.”
“God had provided a cover for us to be healed, provided for and made whole.
The uncertainties of life can be overwhelming sometimes. This can lead to anxiety, depression, fear of the unknown and worrying over uncontrollable outcomes.” – she continues.
“In the face of daunting challenges and life’s complicated dramas, there’s a love that holds us through these difficult moments.
We have an assurance of an audacious love that carries us through all seasons of life.” – Ruth Ayodele concludes.
The rhythmic flow of the song is soothing to the heart and brings a refreshing calm and reassurance of a beautiful outcome.
Ruth Ayodele is a worship leader, recording artist and songwriter. She is a children’s nurse and helps with the running of her mother’s charity (a children’s orphanage in Nigeria).
This new song is mixed and mastered by OkeySokay, with the video directed by David Anthony.
LYRICS
You wrap me in your arms of love,
Your love no man on earth can give,
Olufe okan mi, Oluwa,
Lover of my soul.
If I say I love Jesus,
And believe He’s the Son of God,
Why should I worry?
Why should I fear?
Weeping lasts for a night,
Joy comes in the morning,
Why should I worry? (Worry, worry)
Why should I fear?
(La La La. . .)
Ah Ah Ah. . .
(La La La. . .)
By His stripes, you are healed,
By His blood, you’re set free,
Why should you worry?
Why should you fear? (2x)
(Weeping lasts for a night,)
Na Na Na. . .
(Joy comes in the morning,)
Na Na Na. . .
You don’t have to worry
No no no no more
(Why should I fear?)
You don’t have to fear
(La La La. . .)
No more tears, no more pain,
He’s always there for me.
(La La La. . .)
Weeping lasts for a night,
Joy comes in the morning.
O O O…
I know He loves me
(La La La. . .)
I know He loves me
His love surrounds me. (Ye-e-ye-eh-eh-eh)
Yes, Lord.
(La La La. . .)
Thank You for your love,
Thank You for your love, Jesus.
