Thank You Plenty – Rob Matare | Feel Good Pidgin Gospel Praise (Official Lyric Video)

Feel good pidgin gospel praise: Thank You Plenty by Rob Matare. Thank You Plenty by Rob Matare: “Thank You plenty, thank You plenty” Subscribe for a new song every day ▶    / @robmatare   Which line hits you hardest? Tell me in the comments. ▶ Play the whole album:    • Sunday Candle (Full Album) – Rob Matare   A warm, feel good gospel house song of thanksgiving, sung in Nigerian Pidgin, for anyone who has learned to count the quiet blessings. The singer says it plainly: there is no testimony of a jet here, no headline miracle. Their wonder is a softer one. The fever broke on Thursday. The rent was complete by Friday. Mama's scarf still smells of Sunday, and somehow the pot still finds something to cook. Enemies have done their best, but their best never reached the door. So the singer counts the mercies one by one and discovers that the small ones add up to more than any big one ever could. Thanks pour out for the bread that reached the table and for the people who love them through their trouble, until the mouth runs out of words. Then the scene moves to church. The offering basket passes the row and the singer gives with two hands. The choir mistress gives a small nod, because she knows where they have come from. Last year this time they were the one borrowing; this year someone is borrowing from them. They are quick to say they have not arrived yet, but the road has started to recognise them. After service they do not rush out. They sit alone in an empty pew while the cleaner stacks the chairs, calling each small mercy by name, by name, by name. "The small ones plenty pass" WHAT THIS SONG IS ABOUT This is a song about gratitude that pays attention. It does not wait for a dramatic rescue before it gives thanks; it notices a broken fever, a paid rent, a full pot and faithful friends, and treats each one as a gift worth naming. The feeling is humble and joyful at once: a believer who is not rich, not finished, but steadier than a year ago, and honest enough to give thanks for every step. WHO IT IS FOR For anyone looking for a thanksgiving gospel song after a hard season finally turns. Play this gratitude praise song on a Sunday morning drive, at a family gathering or while cooking at home. Listeners who love a pidgin gospel song with a dance groove will find a home here, and it suits a prayer of thanks at the end of the month or a choir rehearsal that needs some joy. It also fits quiet moments of reflection and anyone building a playlist of uplifting praise songs for the week ahead. If you need sunday church music that still moves your feet, this is it. ABOUT THE ALBUM This track is from Sunday Candle, a collection of gospel house and christian music made for full rooms and shared voices. Across the record a doorman's guest list welcomes the whole queue, a packed room answers with one shared amen, a coat-check worker finally gets her chorus, a shy voice at the back finds its courage and a believer facing overdue rent learns to praise before the door opens. Every track makes room for someone who thought they did not belong. Which small mercy would you name in a comment today? ▶ Stream the album everywhere: https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/rob... CHAPTERS 0:00 Chorus 0:30 Verse 1 0:59 Chorus 1:17 Verse 2 2:11 Final Chorus 2:42 Outro CREDITS Produced by Rob Matare Label: EpicSound360 #Gospel #RobMatare #ThankYouPlenty #GospelSongs