Lyrics
Aah... Aah...
Let me just worship You
Acha nikuabudu tu
Acha nikuabudu tu
Aah... Aah...
Acha nikuabudu tu
Acha nikuabudu tu
Aah... Aah...
Let me just worship You
Acha nikuabudu tu
Acha nikuabudu tu
Aah... Aah...
Let me just worship You
Acha nikuabudu tu
Acha nikuabudu tu
Aah... Aah...
It's only You
It's only You
It's only You
So, You created the heavens and the earth
The heavens and the earth
The heavens and the earth
The heavens and the earth
You separated the waters and the dry land
And the dry land
The waters and the dry land
The sky too, without any pillars
Any pillars, without any pillars
Any pillars, without any pillars
The sun too, it shines everywhere
Shines everywhere, it shines everywhere
Shines everywhere, it shines everywhere
Aah... Aah...
Let me just worship You
Acha nikuabudu tu
Acha nikuabudu tu
Aah... Aah...
Aah...
It's only You
It's only You
It's only You
You have power
Una nguvu
Una nguvu
Bwana Una nguvu
Hakuna wa kufanana na wewe
Wa kukushinda au kukuchunguza
Una nguvu
Una nguvu
Una nguvu
Bwana Una nguvu
Hakuna wa kufanana na wewe
Wa kukushinda au kukuchunguza
Una nguvu
Una nguvu
Una nguvu
Bwana Una nguvu
Hakuna wa kufanana na wewe
Wa kukushinda au kukuchunguza
Una nguvu
Una nguvu
Una nguvu
Bwana Una nguvu
Hakuna wa kufanana na wewe
Wa kukushinda au kukuchunguza
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Meaning & Inspiration
Una Nguvu centers on worship of God as the unrivaled Creator whose authority is visible throughout creation. The repeated invitation, ‘Acha nikuabudu tu,’ keeps the song focused on adoration rather than personal achievement. Its references to the heavens, earth, waters, dry land, sky, and sun recall the creation account in Genesis. Against that expansive picture, the refrain declares that the Lord has power and that no one can equal, defeat, or fully comprehend him. The bilingual movement between Swahili and English reinforces the same confession without changing its focus.
The song’s repetition functions as sustained praise, returning continually to God’s uniqueness and strength. Its language may also be connected with biblical passages that describe divine power as beyond measure and God’s understanding as limitless. Rather than presenting worship as a response to one isolated blessing, the lyrics ground it in who God is and in the created order attributed to him. The result is a direct prayer of reverence, wonder, and exclusive devotion.
Related Scripture
- Genesis 1:1 The creation account opens with God creating the heavens and the earth, as the lyrics proclaim.
- Psalm 147:5 The psalm describes the Lord as great in power and limitless in understanding.