Olurapada (The Redeemer) by Paul Akadi feat. Pelumi Deborah

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Olurapada (The Redeemer) by Paul Akadi feat. Pelumi Deborah No price on earth, not even a billion dollars could pay the debt of our sins. Yet Jesus paid it all with His precious blood. This song is a heartfelt expression of gratitude to the Redeemer, celebrating the priceless gift of salvation and the joy of being set free forever. 🎥 Video shot by: Chillz Productions ✂️ Edited by: HQ Multimedia @hqmultimedia_ 🎼 Music produced by: TJBeenie @tjbeenie 🎙 Audio recorded by: Chillz Productions 🎤 BGVS: @the_ashake @naomi.creed.16 @christabelraphael @vicskyjay @official_nosakhai @psalmygreat_ 🎹 Musicians: Keys @drechordz , Guitar @solostrings1, Bass @devyitua, Drums @mannybeatzz, Talking drummer @ayansholalawal BGV Post-Production: @iamtoluwalopett @the_ashake @christabelraphael @franca.starr @official_nosakhai @psalmygreat_ 📍 Location: Freudes Place, Lagos, Nigeria Don't forget to like, share, and leave your comments. Enjoy the music and let's worship our King together Follow Paul Akadi on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/paulakadi_ Twitter: @paulakadi Facebook @paul akadi Olurapada Lyrics VERSE 1 Elo ni ma san... If I ever had to pay The debt of sin upon my precious soul? Se mo ma le sanwo ni... If I ever had to pay.? Not a billion dollars could have bailed me out! Elo ni ma san... If I ever had to pay The debt of sin upon my precious soul? Se mo ma le sanwo ni... For the ransom of my soul? Not a billion dollars could have bailed me out! CHORUS Jesu seun He saved me Olurapada By his blood he redeemed me Olurapada Oh Oh Yeshua I'm so glad Hallelujah Oh, Olurapada mi! VERSE 2 Elo Elo ni ma san (How much can I pay) Fore Iye ti mo ri gba (For the life that I’ve received) Aki ka tan Abubutan lore re si mi (Even if we try to count, we can't fully measure the weight of Your mercy towards me) Lori igi agbelebu (On the cross) Lotisan gbogbo gbese mi (You paid all my debt) Bimo legberun ahon (If I had ten thousand tongues) Ko to yin o (It still wouldn't be enough to praise You) Emi ti