Bahati - Je Unanifikiria Lyrics

Je Unanifikiria Lyrics

(EMB Records)
Woouwoo uwoo uwoo uwoo (Mesesi)
Woouwoo uwoo uwoo uwoo (Teddy B)

Penzi letu likolee Monday mpaka Sunday
Wawache waongee mi nikupende
Twende mbali wajionee
Usiniache ningojee
Navyokupenda nipokee oh my baby

Ah na je unanifikiria, vile nakufikiria
Je unanishikilia, vile nakushikilia

Uzuri wa moyo wako
Na huo uzuri ulonivuta kwako
Kwako sioni siambiliki
Kwako nalewa bia
Ah, mambo yananyooka tiki
Mola anatujalia

Nakupenda peke yako mi wako
My baby, my lady
Nobody badder than you
Nobody badder than you

Je unanifikiria, vile nakufikiria
Je unanishikilia, vile nakushikilia
Je unanifikiria, vile nakufikiria
Je unanishikilia, vile nakushikilia

Hii dunia sijampata 
Wa kumfananisha na wewe, na wewe
Dunia dunia
My beautiful, body nalo fine, fine
Shepu nalo fine, fine
Umbika aki walai

Ni wewe, anipendaye wewe
Anifarijiaye wewe
Aniwazae wewe
Wewe, anipendaye wewe
Anifarijiaye wewe
Aniwazae wewe

Baby baby nauliza
Je unanifikiria? Vile nakufikiria
Je unanishikilia? 
Je unanifikiria? vile nakufikiria
Je unanishikilia, vile nakushikilia
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BAHATI & OTILE BROWN - JE UNANIFIKIRIA (Official Video)

Je Unanifikiria Song Meaning, Biblical Reference and Inspiration

"Je Unanifikiria" by Bahati featuring Otile Brown, released with an official music video on December 16, 2021, is a deeply expressive love song produced by Mesesi and Teddy B under EMB Records. The track delves into the passionate feelings and earnest questions within a committed relationship, capturing the essence of longing for mutual affection and reassurance. The lyrics primarily revolve around the core question, "Je unanifikiria, vile nakufikiria?" which translates to "Are you thinking of me, the way I am thinking of you?" This central inquiry highlights a desire for reciprocity in affection and mental presence, a common yet powerful sentiment in romantic connections.

The song paints a picture of unwavering devotion, expressing a wish for the love to burn brightly from Monday to Sunday, urging the partner to ignore outside opinions and focus on their bond. The narrator emphasizes the unique qualities of their beloved, praising not only their inner beauty ("Uzuri wa moyo wako") but also their physical attractiveness ("body nalo fine, fine, Shepu nalo fine, fine"). This dual admiration underscores the depth of feeling, seeing the partner as irreplaceable in the world ("Hii dunia sijampata Wa kumfananisha na wewe"). The lyrics also touch upon the feeling of being completely captivated and even overwhelmed by this love, stating "Kwako nalewa bia," an idiomatic expression suggesting intoxication by love rather than alcohol.

Furthermore, the song conveys a sense of reliance and dependence on the partner, identifying them as the one who loves, comforts, and thinks about the narrator ("Ni wewe, anipendaye wewe, Anifarijiaye wewe, Aniwazae wewe"). This repeated affirmation of the partner's role reinforces their significance in the narrator's life and emotional well-being. The lyrics consistently return to the central question, "Je unanifikiria? Vile nakufikiria? Je unanishikilia, vile nakushikilia?" reinforcing the theme of seeking reassurance and mirroring the intensity of the narrator's own feelings and commitment. The production elements mentioned, including the producers and record label, provide context to the song's creation within the East African music scene. The accompanying music video visually interprets this narrative of deep love and connection, bringing the lyrical sentiments to life for the audience. The song serves as an inspirational piece on cherishing a loved one and seeking assurance in the strength and mutual nature of a relationship, resonating with anyone who has experienced profound love and the desire for it to be fully reciprocated.

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