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Relax by Christina Shusho cover art

Christina Shusho - Relax Lyrics

Artist:
Christina Shusho

Lyrics

kurelax kurelax wee


Bwana atanibariki kwa kadiri ya utajiri wake 


Kwa kipimo cha kujaa kusukwa sukwa hata kumwagika 


Atanipa mahitaji yangu kwa kadiri ya utajiri wake 


Kwa kipimo cha kujaa kusukwa sukwa hata kumwagika 


Nani apinge? alichosema Mungu 


Nani alaani? alichobariki Mungu 


Hakuna awezaye kuzuia, alichotenda Mungu 


Na kama kuna pando, lopandwa na mwovu, Nangoa mi nangoa, 


liloandikwa kwa hila, nafuta mi nafuta 


Imeandikwa ntakuwa kichwa si mkia wa kwanza si wa mwisho 


Bwana atanibariki kwa kadiri ya utajiri wake 


Kwa kipimo cha kujaa kusukwa sukwa hata kumwagika 


Atanipa mahitaji yangu kwa kadiri ya utajiri wake 


Kwa kipimo cha kujaa kusukwa sukwa hata kumwagika 


Mi na relax narelax ooh 


Mwenyewe amesema, Mi na relax narelax ooh 


Atanipa utajiri wake, Mi na relax narelax ooh 


Atanalisha kama ndege anagani, na relax narelax ooh 


Atanipamba kama ua kondeni, Mi na relax narelax ooh 


Yesu akisema atafanya ooh, Mi na relax narelax ooh 


Neno lake ni amina na kweli, Mi na relax narelax ooh 


Bwana atanibariki kwa kadiri ya utajiri wake 


Kwa kipimo cha kujaa, kusukwa sukwa hata kumwagika 


Nangoja atimize, Mi na relax narelax ooh 


Eeeh ooh Mi na relax narelax ooh 


Atanipa mahitaji yangu, kwa kadiri ya utajiri wake 


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Meaning & Inspiration

The song expresses calm confidence in God's provision and blessing. Its repeated language of relaxing does not suggest passivity so much as trust in what God has spoken. The lyric names daily needs, divine blessing, protection from opposition, and confidence that no hostile act can overturn God's work. Images of overflowing measure, birds being fed, and flowers being clothed gather several biblical promises into a declaration that anxiety can yield to reliance on God.

The promise that God supplies every need closely echoes Philippians 4:19. References to birds and flowers recall Jesus' teaching in Matthew 6, where God's care for creation supports the call not to worry. The claim of being the head rather than the tail comes from Deuteronomy's covenant blessing. These passages give the repeated “na relax” response a clear spiritual setting: peace is tied to confidence in God's word. The song presents reassurance through praise, affirming that God's ability to provide is greater than visible uncertainty or opposition.

Related Scripture

  • Philippians 4:19 Paul affirms that God supplies every need according to his riches.
  • Matthew 6:26-30 Jesus points to birds and flowers as evidence of God's care.
  • Deuteronomy 28:13 The covenant blessing describes being the head and not the tail.