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> Title: Wodi Jeriko – Live Gospel Reggae Performance

Style: Live reggae gospel praise, medium tempo (~80 BPM), deep warm bass, one-drop reggae drums, offbeat guitar skank, gospel organ, live percussion (congas, shaker). Crowd ambience throughout.

Lead Voice: Male, powerful Yoruba gospel tone, joyful and confident.

Backing Choir: Mixed male & female voices, energetic call-and-response style.

Atmosphere: Sounds like a church service with audience clapping, cheering, and singing along. Occasional shouts of “Halleluyah!” from the crowd.

Lyrics:

Intro (Spoken with crowd noise):

“Gbogbo odi ninu aye re… yoo rù lulẹ l’ori Jesu Kristi! Somebody shout Halleluyah!”

Verse 1 (Yoruba):

Odi Jeriko, wọn ro pe ko le rù

Sugbon ni ọjọ kan, Oluwa so kalẹ

Nigba t’awon eniyan rẹ yin O logo

Odi naa wó lulẹ patapata

Chorus (Call & Response – Yoruba):

Lead: Wodi Jeriko, yio wó lulẹ o

Choir: Halleluyah, wó lulẹ o

Lead: L’oruko Jesu, gbogbo odi mi

Choir: Wó lulẹ, wó lulẹ

Verse 2 (English):

Every mountain, every chain will fall

By the power of my Lord, the King of all

When we lift our praise and shout His name

All the walls will fall the same

Chorus (Call & Response – English & Yoruba):

Lead: Walls of Jericho, they will come down low

Choir: Halleluyah, wó lulẹ o

Lead: In the name of Jesus, every wall will go

Choir: Wó lulẹ, wó lulẹ

Bridge (Yoruba + English):

“Oh, oh, oh… mo rin l’ayo… Jesus is my Saviour, oh…”

Final Chorus – Big Ending (Crowd Clapping):

Wodi Jeriko, wó lulẹ, wó lulẹ

Gbogbo odi aye mi, wó lulẹ, wó lulẹ

Outro (Spoken with music fade):

“The walls are down! Somebody praise the Lord!”