Idara – Iyke Simeon
[Chorus]
Ku’tua aba oh (cry no more)
Ku’tua aba oh (cry no more)
Ku’tua aba oh (cry no more)
Ku’tua aba oh (cry no more)
Enyen ku’tua aba oh (child cry no more)
Obong uwem ono ewugho’te (The Lord of life has given a decree)
Enyen ku’tua aba oh (child cry no more)
Idara eye du ku’siere (Joy comes in the morning)
Ku’tua aba (cry no more)
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DCLM Daily Manna – You Are His Sanctuary
[Verse]
Have you seen all the Lord has done
Or you are focused on the ones he’s yet to do
Forgetting that Jesus is the reason you’re here today
Idara eye du ku’siere (Joy comes in the morning)
Ku’tua aba (Cry no more)
You are focused on your wants
He is focused on your needs
Idara eye du ku’siere (Joy comes in the morning)
Enyen songo da (child stand still)
Obong uwem odogho fi ete (the Lord of life is saying to you)
Yak afo ku’tua aba (that you should cry no more)
Idara eye du ku’siere (Joy shall come in the morning)
Enyen oh, ku’tua aba. (Child cry no more)
[Chorus]
Ku’tua aba oh (cry no more)
Ku’tua aba oh (cry no more)
Ku’tua aba oh (cry no more)
Ku’tua aba oh (cry no more)
Enyen ku’tua aba oh (child cry no more)
Obong uwem ono ewugho’te (The Lord of life has given a decree)
Enyen ku’tua aba oh (child cry no more)
Idara eye du ku’siere (Joy comes in the morning)
Ku’tua aba (cry no more)
[Bridge]
Obong uwem ono ewugho’te (the lord of life has given a decree)
Obong uwem odogho fi ete (the Lord of life is saying to you)
Ke imo imo kut nte tua dey yet (that he has seen you your tears)
Ke imo imokut nte ade be de idem (that he has seen you weary and ruffled)
Oro idara eye du ku’siere (but Joy surely comes in the morning)
Ata enyen ku’tua aba oh (dear child cry no more)
Idara eye du ku’siere (Joy comes in the morning)
Ku’tua aba oh (cry no more)
[Chorus]
Ku’tua aba oh (cry no more)
Ku’tua aba oh (cry no more)
Ku’tua aba oh (cry no more)
Ku’tua aba oh (cry no more)
Enyen ku’tua aba oh (child cry no more)
Obong uwem ono ewugho’te (The Lord of life has given a decree)
Enyen ku’tua aba oh (child cry no more)
Idara eye du ku’siere (Joy comes in the morning)
Ku’tua aba (cry no more)
[Outro]
Weeping may endure for a night
But Joy surely comes in the morning.
That’s the message