Lyrics
Nimepita mapito mengi hata hili nitapita
Ulivuta machozi yangu ukanivusha
Haleluya usifiwe Mungu mwenye huruma
Haleluya usifiwe katikati ya janga hili
Mwili unauma ninahisi nimetoka
Moyo wangu wavuja damu
Machozi yamekuwa mengi
Njoo haraka nisaidie bila wewe nitashindwa
Nakuhitaji zaidi ya yote
Maana wewe ndiwe nguvu yangu
Nimepita mapito mengi hata hili nitapita
Ulivuta machozi yangu ukanivusha
Haleluya usifiwe Mungu mwenye huruma
Haleluya usifiwe katikati ya janga hili
Najua uko na mimi huwezi Bwana kuniacha
Ije milima ije mabonde wewe ni Bwana wa Mabwana
uuuuh uuuh uuuuuh uuuuuuh
Haleluya usifiwe katikati ya jangwa hili
Haleluya usifiwe katikati ya jangwa hili
Haleluya usifiwe katikati ya jangwa hili
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Meaning & Inspiration
Mapito gives voice to suffering without allowing pain to have the final word. The singer describes an aching body, a bleeding heart, and abundant tears, then asks God to come quickly with help. Earlier deliverance becomes the basis for present confidence: the same merciful God who carried the singer through former trials can provide strength in the current crisis.
Praise continues in the middle of disaster and wilderness, making the repeated hallelujah an expression of trust rather than denial. Mountains and valleys represent changing circumstances, while the title’s language of passing through hardship emphasizes endurance. The confession that God remains near answers the fear of abandonment, and the request for help acknowledges complete dependence on divine strength. The lyric therefore holds lament and worship together. It names distress plainly, remembers God’s mercy, and anticipates passage through another severe trial with the Lord’s sustaining presence.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 34:17-18 The Lord hears the afflicted and remains near to the brokenhearted.
- Isaiah 43:2 God promises his presence as his people pass through overwhelming trials.