Daddy Owen - Wewe Ni Mungu Lyrics
Lyrics
Ozali eh, messiah,
Mokano nayo esalema oseeh,
Ozali eh, messiah,
Mokano nayo esalema oseeh,
Wewe ni mungu, usifiwe,
Mapenzi yako yafanyike kote,
Na kuishi kwangu ni we,
Kulala kwangu ni we,
Kuvaa kwangu ni wewe baba,
Maisha yangu ni wewe, (baba ni wewe)
Uzima wangu ni wewe yahweh,
Ata kama sina pesa, ata kama sina mali,
Ata kama sina, kwa mapenzi najua utatenda,
Maisha yangu ni wewe, (baba ni wewe)
Uzima wangu ni wewe yahweh,
Ozali eh, messiah,
Mokano nayo esalema oseeh,
Ozali eh, messiah,
Mokano nayo esalema oseeh,
Wewe ni mungu, usifiwe,
Mapenzi yako yafanyike kote,
Yozali nzambe ya bolingo,
Yozali nzambe ya boboto,
Yozali nzambe,
Yondeo bikisanga olongolanga napasii,
Ozali nzambe ya bolingo,
Ozali nzambe ya boboto,
Ozali nzambe ya bikisakaa,
Yobikisa bikisa,
Yozali nzambe ya bolingo,
Yozali nzambe ya boboto,
Yozali nzambe,
Yondeo bikisanga olongolanga napasii,
Ozali nzambe ya bolingo,
Ozali nzambe ya boboto,
Ozali nzambe ya bikisakaa,
Eh ozali
Video
DADDY OWEN feat. RIGAN SARKOZI - WEWE NI MUNGU (Official Video)
Meaning & Inspiration
Daddy Owen's "Wewe Ni Mungu," released on September 10, 2016, featuring Rigan Sarkozi, stands as a profound declaration of faith, a testament to God's unwavering power and faithfulness, particularly in the face of adversity. The song’s core message echoes the Psalmist's cry in Psalm 18:2, "The Lord is my rock, my fortress and my deliverer; my God is my rock, in whom I take refuge, my shield, and the horn of my salvation, my stronghold." Daddy Owen masterfully articulates a deep understanding of God as the ultimate provider and protector, a theme woven throughout Scripture. The narrative, while not explicitly detailed in the song itself, implicitly speaks to overcoming struggles, recognizing that human strength is insufficient and that true victory comes from divine intervention. This resonates powerfully with passages like Jeremiah 17:5-7, which contrasts trusting in man with trusting in the Lord, proclaiming, "Blessed is the one who trusts in the Lord, whose confidence is in him." The song’s emphasis on God’s supreme nature as the creator and sustainer of all things aligns with the foundational truth presented in Genesis 1:1, "In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth." It speaks to an immutable God, whose promises are sure, as highlighted in Hebrews 13:8: "Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever." The repeated affirmation that "You are God" serves as a direct acknowledgment of His sovereignty and unique position, drawing parallels to declarations found in Isaiah 44:6: "I am the first and I am the last; besides me there is no god." The powerful delivery and the underlying sentiment of gratitude and surrender convey a mature understanding of faith, recognizing that even in the darkest moments, God remains the constant source of hope and strength, just as David proclaimed in Psalm 23:1, "The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want." "Wewe Ni Mungu" is not merely a song; it is a living testimony, a spiritual anchor for believers navigating the complexities of life, reminding them that their ultimate refuge and victory are found in the unchanging character of God.