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Nimemuona Bwana  by Abiudi Misholi cover art

Abiudi Misholi - Nimemuona Bwana Lyrics

Artist:
Abiudi Misholi

Lyrics

Nimemuona Bwana (Nimemuona Bwana) 


Nimemuona Bwana (Nimemuona Bwana) 


Nimemuona akinitendea (Nimemuona Bwana) 


Nimemuona akinilinda (Nimemuona Bwana) 


Nimemuona akiniponya (Nimemuona Bwana) 


Akinifuta machozi (Nimemuona Bwana) 


Akiondoa aibu yangu (Nimemuona Bwana) 


Akinivika heshima (Nimemuona Bwana) 


Nilikuwa na shida, nilikuwa na mateso 


Moyo wangu uliumia, moyo wangu ulichoka 


Bwana Yesu akaja akanishika mkono 


Neema yake nimepata leo nimejaa amani 


Nimemuona Baba nimemuona Bwana 


Nimemuona Yesu yeye yeyee 


Mama usikate tamaa, baba usikate tamaa 


Kwa yale unayapitia wala usifadhaike 


Yuko Mungu akuona Yuko Mungu akutazama 


Utamuona yeyee utamuona leo 


Utamuona Bwana (Utamuona Bwana) 


Utamuona Bwana (Utamuona Bwana) 


Utamuona akikutendea (Utamuona Bwana) 


Utamuona akikulinda (Utamuona Bwana) 


Utamuona akikuponya (Utamuona Bwana) 


Akikufuta machozi (Utamuona Bwana) 


Akiondoa aibu yako (Utamuona Bwana) 


Akikuvika heshima (Utamuona Bwana) 


Leo ni siku yako ya kukutana na Baba 


Macho ya MUngu yawe nawe 


Fungua moyo umuone 


Nyosha mikono umtazame 


Piga magoti umlilie ...


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Meaning & Inspiration

“Nimemuona Bwana” is a testimony of God’s care in the middle of pain, weariness, and shame. The singer recalls being held by Jesus, receiving grace, and finding peace after distress. Its repeated images of protection, healing, restored honor, and tears being wiped away give the song the character of public praise rather than a private reflection. The central refrain celebrates evidence of God’s help in a life that had become burdened.

The later lines turn from testimony toward encouragement for struggling parents and others facing hardship. They urge perseverance and prayer while affirming that God sees human need. This theme closely reflects biblical passages in which the Lord hears the afflicted and remains near to the brokenhearted. The invitation to open the heart, stretch out the hands, kneel, and cry to God also places dependence on divine mercy at the center. The song therefore joins gratitude for past help with hope that God will continue to guard, heal, comfort, and restore.

Related Scripture

  • Psalm 34:17-18 The psalm says the Lord hears the righteous and stays near to the brokenhearted.
  • Psalm 30:11-12 David praises God for turning mourning into joy and giving him reason to sing.