Afy Douglas “Saviour” Song Details
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Artist name: Afy Douglas (Nigerian Gospel Singer and songwriter) |
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Stage name: Afy Douglas |
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Year of release: 2018 |
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Video duration: 7 minute [s] 41 second [s] |
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Language: Standard English |
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What is the meaning of the song “Saviour” by Afy Douglas?
What does Afy Douglas “Saviour” mean?
“Saviour” Meaning Afy Douglas
Meaning of “Saviour”
“Saviour” Meaning
“Saviour” by Afy Douglas is a song of worship to God. God-loving humans gave up “His” life for mankind to live. Jesus who was without sin shed His blood on the Cross of Calvary automatically paying for our sins.
“Saviour” Lyrics
Lyrics “Saviour”
Afy Douglas “Saviour” Lyrics
“Saviour” Lyrics Afy Douglas
Lyrics to “Saviour” Afy Douglas
[Intro]
Instrumental
[Refrain]
Saviour, Saviour
Saviour, the man you saved
Is here to worship You
The Man you saved
Is here to worship You
Maker, Maker
Maker, the one You made
Is here to worship You
The one You made
Is here to worship You
Helper, Helper
[Ebenezer] Helper, the man You helped
Has come to worship You
The man You helped
Is here to worship You
Jesus, Jesus
Jesus , the ones You love
Has come to worship You
The ones You made
Have come to worship You
Oh oh oh oh oh
Oh oh oh oh oh
Oh oh oh oh oh
Oh oh oh, we love to worship You
Oh oh oh, we are made to worship You
Oh oh oh oh oh
Oh oh oh oh oh
Oh oh oh oh oh
Oh oh oh, we love to worship You
Oh oh oh, we are made to worship You
The ones You made, have come to worship You
The ones You love, have come to worship You
The man You saved is here to worship You
The man You held is here to worship You
This dust You put together
Is here to worship You
Oh oh oh oh oh
Oh oh oh oh oh
Oh oh oh oh oh
Oh oh oh, I am made to worship You
Oh oh oh, I am made to worship You
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