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[Music + Video] Kingdom Anthem – O’Tobiloba

“Kingdom Anthem” is a live worship song by O’Tobiloba, centered on spiritual rebirth, identity in Christ, and victory through deep intimacy with God.

• Song Title: Kingdom Anthem
• Artiste: O’Tobiloba
• Release Type: Single
• Recording Style: Live Worship
• Genre: Contemporary Gospel / Worship
• Theme: Spiritual Rebirth, Identity in Christ, Intimacy with God
• Message: Victory through alignment with God’s presence
• Availability: All Major Streaming Platforms

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Lyrics: Kingdom Anthem By O’tobiloba

Verse 1:
The heavens declare the glory of your works, eternal God

The earth has tried, to describe you, ageless God



Verse 2:

But How can You sit in heaven

Yet hear the thoughts, that I think in my heart?

How can you be a lion

Yet say you’re the lamb who was slain?


I don’t have no words to explain

So, I bow in awe- unashamed

I tell my soul to rise up

And magnify you.



Pre-Chorus:

So I worship

I worship

I worship you oh God



Chorus:

And I give Glory and Honor, Dominion and Power (3x)
To you



Interlude:



Verse 2:

But How can You sit in heaven

Yet hear the thoughts, that I think in my heart?

How can you be a lion

Yet say you’re the lamb who was slain?


I don’t have no words to explain

So, I bow in awe unashamed

I tell my soul to rise up

And magnify you.



Pre-Chorus:

So I worship

I worship

I worship you oh God



Chorus:

And I give Glory and Honor, Dominion and Power (3x)

To you



Interlude:



Bridge:

To the God who was

To the God who is

To the God who is and is to come

Yahweh, Yahweh, You reign



To the God who raise

To the God who makes

To the God who gives and takes away

Yahweh, Yahweh, You reign



You reign

You reign

You reign

Yahweh, Yahweh, You reign



So I worship, 
I worship, 
I worship you oh God

So I worship, 

I worship, 
I worship you oh God

So I worship, 
I worship, 

I worship you oh God (2x)

So I bless you, I bless you, 
I bless your name oh God

So I bless you, I bless you, 

I bless your name oh God

So I bow down, I bow down, 
I bow to you oh God

So I bow down, I bow down, 

I bow to you oh God

So I worship, I worship, 
I worship you oh God

About The Song

“Kingdom Anthem” is a powerful worship expression released by O’Tobiloba, capturing a deep moment of surrender, intimacy, and spiritual alignment with God. The song is recorded live, carrying a raw and immersive atmosphere that draws listeners into a genuine encounter.

Birthed from a personal journey of devotion, the sound reflects a call back to authentic worship—where identity in Christ is rediscovered and victory is found through intimacy with God’s presence.

Blending her Nigerian heritage with a global worship sound, O’Tobiloba delivers a unique expression marked by depth, authenticity, and spiritual sensitivity. The song resonates as both a declaration and an invitation into deeper fellowship with God.

Core Message

The song emphasizes spiritual rebirth and transformation
It highlights identity in Christ as the foundation of victory
It calls believers into deeper intimacy with God

The song communicates:

• Alignment with God’s purpose
• Authentic worship beyond routine
• Victory through God’s presence

It is designed to:

• Draw listeners into deeper encounters
• Awaken hunger for God’s presence
• Inspire heartfelt and intentional worship

It functions as:

• A worship declaration
• A call to spiritual alignment
• An invitation into God’s inner court

About O’tobiloba

O’Tobiloba is a worship minister and recording artist based in Dallas, known for her presence-centered approach to worship. Her ministry focuses on drawing people into deeper encounters with God, creating spaces where worship becomes transformational.

With a sound that blends cultural roots and global expression, she continues to emerge as a distinct voice in contemporary gospel music. Her mandate is clear: to lead believers into the inner court of God’s presence, where lives are changed, and identities are renewed.

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