Gospel singer and songwriter Bridget Adegbaju releases her soul-lifting new single, “Kole Gbagbemi,” a powerful gospel anthem centered on hope, faith, divine remembrance, and the unfailing love of God.
The Yoruba-titled song, [a language widely spoken in the southwestern region of Nigeria], which translates to “Not Forgotten,” carries a deeply reassuring message for everyone who has ever felt forgotten, abandoned, overlooked, or uncertain about God’s plan for their lives.
The song draws attention to God’s faithfulness even through difficult seasons. When people forget, circumstances change, or confidence begins to fade, God remains constant. His promises remain sure, His love remains unfailing, and His purpose for His people remains intact.
More than just a song, “Kole Gbagbemi” delivers a message of comfort, assurance, and renewed faith: you may feel forgotten, but God has not forgotten you.
Lyrics: Kole Gbagbemi By Bridget Adegbaju.
Chorus:
Kole gbagbe mi (He can’t forget me)
Kole gbagbe mi (He can’t forget me)
Oba to damisi dojo oni (The king who has kept me till this day)
Kole gbagbe mi (He can’t forget me)
Verse 1:
Redeemed from the curses of life
I know who God says I am
In my father’s mansions, there are rooms for me
cannot be forgotten
Verse 2:
There’s an inheritance for me
I’m no longer ashamed
He knows my name
He knows my needs
I cannot be forgotten
Chorus:
Kole gbagbe mi (He can’t forget me)
Kole gbagbe mi (He can’t forget me)
Oba to damisi dojo oni (The king who has kept me till this day)
Kole gbagbe mi (He can’t forget me)
There’s an inheritance for me
I’m no longer ashamed
He knows my name
He knows my needs
I cannot be forgotten
Though your father or mother forsake you
He says, ‘I will never forget you’
There are perfect gifts that I have for you
You cannot be forgotten.
Chorus:
Kole gbagbe mi (He can’t forget me)
Kole gbagbe mi (He can’t forget me)
Oba to damisi dojo oni (The king who has kept me till this day)
Kole gbagbe mi (He can’t forget me) (2x)
I’ve never seen the righteous forsaken,
nor his seed beg for bread
Kole gbagbe mi (He can’t forget me)
Bridge:
Oh oh oh oh, Oh oh oh, Kole gbagbe mi ( He can’t forget me)
Even though a mother forgets her suckling child,
Kole Gbagbe mi (He can’t forget me)
Oh oh oh oh, Oh oh oh, Kole gbagbe mi ( He can’t forget me)
He has inscribed my name in the palms of His hands,
Kole Gbagbe mi (He can’t forget me)
Oh oh oh oh, Oh oh oh, Kole gbagbe mi ( He can’t forget me)
No , no, no no no. Kole Gbagbe mi (He can’t forget me)
Through troubles, and trials and temptations
Kole gbagbe mi (He can’t forget me)
Kole gbagbe mi (He can’t forget me)
Though it tarries, wait for it
Kole gbagbe mi (He can’t forget me)
Kole gbagbe mi (He can’t forget me)
He says’ I will never leave you nor forsake you; cos I’ve redeemed you
Kole gbagbe mi (He can’t forget me)
I’m not forgotten
(Laugh)
Kole gbagbe mi (He can’t forget me)
Oh oh oh oh, Oh oh oh, Kole gbagbe mi (He can’t forget me)
He who began a good work in me will surely complete it
Kole gbagbe mi (He can’t forget me)
Kole gbagbe mi (He can’t forget me)
