“Satani Dehin Lehin Mi” by Pastor J.A. Adelakun and the Ayewa International Gospel Singers is an evergreen Yoruba gospel song that reverberates with the spirit of worship and a fervent call upon the divine. Originating from the 90s, this soul-stirring composition remains a timeless piece within the Yoruba Christian music repertoire.

The translated lyrics reveal a heartfelt plea to the God of salvation and healing. Pastor J.A. Adelakun’s golden voice, coupled with the masterful guitar chords played by Paul Tao El Shaddai, creates a nostalgic ambiance reminiscent of the cherished Christian days of old. The song’s essence lies in its earnest supplication for divine protection against evil forces, capturing the essence of spiritual warfare.

Translated Pastor J.A. Adelakun Satani Dehin Lehin Mi Lyrics:

God of salvation I run to thee,
The God of healing I call upon you Father,
Hinder the evil spirit, don’t allow it to conquer my soul,
Render Satan’s power useless including his followers

“Satani Dehin Lehin Mi” serves as more than a musical piece; it is a spiritual invocation, a plea for divine intervention, and a declaration of faith in the face of adversities. The Yoruba language, with its rich linguistic and cultural heritage, adds an extra layer of depth to the lyrical expression, resonating with those who understand the nuances of the language.

As the Ayewa International Gospel Singers harmonize with Pastor J.A. Adelakun’s vocals, the song becomes a vessel for believers to connect with the divine, seeking solace and protection. Its enduring popularity attests to its ability to evoke a sense of nostalgia and spiritual resonance, making “Satani Dehin Lehin Mi” a cherished gem in the treasury of Yoruba gospel music.