Lyrics
Verse 1
Vizazi hadi Vizazi, Vya kufahamu wewe
Uliye Mungu wa kale na uliye Mungu wa leo
Kazi zako zaonyesha ukuu wako wewe
Umetukuka umeinuliwa ewe bwana
Chorus (x2)
Kweli wewe wewe ni Mungu
Kweli wewe wastahili
Umeketi juu sana, kwenye kiti cha enzi
Umejivika utukufu, wewe ni Mungu
Verse 2
Nikitazama matendo yako na nguvu zako wewe
Yadhihirika machoni mwangu wengine wote ni miungu
Uumbaji wako waonyesha hekima yako wewe
Watukuzwa kati ya mataifa milele bwana
Chorus
Kweli wewe wewe ni Mungu
Kweli wewe wastahili
Umeketi juusana kwenye kiti cha enzi
Umejivika utukufu, wewe ni Mungu
Verse 3
Sifa zako zi kinywani mwangu
Kwa jinsi ulivyo wewe
Kwa kusanyiko la watu wako, nikuinue Mungu wangu
Chorus
Kweli wewe wewe ni Mungu
Kweli wewe wastahili
Umeketi juusana kwenye kiti cha enzi
Umejivika utukufu, wewe ni Mungu
Credits & Song Information
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Meaning & Inspiration
In “Kweli Wewe ni Mungu,” Florence Mureithi voices a confession of God’s absolute uniqueness. The opening line reaches across time—God of the ages, God of the past, God of today—so that worship is rooted in continuity, not just a present feeling. The chorus keeps returning to the same affirmation: “Truly You are God.” That repetition is more than emphasis; it functions as a creed, shaping the whole song around divine worthiness.
Creation is presented as visible evidence of God’s wisdom and power. Looking at what God has made, the singer concludes that every other so-called god is not God at all. This echoes the biblical witness that the heavens declare divine glory, and it frames worship as a response to what has been revealed rather than an attempt to earn attention.
The final verse moves toward the gathered people of God. Praise is placed on the singer’s tongue specifically within the assembly, so the confession becomes corporate. God is exalted as king, seated on a throne, clothed in glory—a picture of sovereign majesty that invites the listener to consider who truly deserves praise.