Lyrics
Baraka zako
Kweli me nimejionea
Na mkono wako
Kutwa kucha umeninyoshea
Mimi ni wako
Tena mimi sitapotea
Na neno lako
Moyoni nimejiwekea
Wakati me sikuwa na kitu Baba (ulinishikilia)
Wakati me sikuwa na kitu Baba
Ndio me nataka nikilala (nakuona tu Baba)
Eeehh na nikiamka (nakuona tu Baba)
Na me nataka nikitembea (nakuona tu Baba)
Eeehh na nikiongea
Kwani najua (najua)
Najua (najua)
Umenishika kwenye mikono (mikono ooh)
Najua (najua)
Najua (najua)
Umenishika mimi ni wako (ni wako ooh)
Ni wako ooooooh
Oh Yesu
Usinitoe kwenye yako mipango
Bila wewe sina mwisho na mwanzo ooh
Ona, ona aah
Siwezi tena kujificha
Kwangu ndio unabisha
Nakukaribisha ooh
Na me nataka nikiomba (nakuona tu Baba)
Na nikiimba (nakuona tu Baba)
Eeh na nikiwa nawe Daddy (nakuona tu Baba)
Uwe pamoja nami oohh oohh
Kwani najua (najua)
Najua (najua)
Umenishika kwenye mikono (mikono ooh)
Najua (najua)
Najua (najua)
Umenishika mimi ni wako (ni wako ooh)
Ooooh weeh
Ooooh weeh
Ooooh weeh
Ooooh weeh
Ooooh weeh
Ooooh weeh
Oooh najuaaaaaaa
Najuaaaa
Ooooh weeh
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Meaning & Inspiration
Najua centers on confidence in God’s sustaining care. The singer recalls receiving blessing and support when nothing remained, then answers that memory with a declaration of belonging to God. Daily life, including sleeping, waking, walking, speaking, praying, and singing, becomes a setting for recognizing the Father’s presence. The repeated assurance that God holds him in His hands gives the song a calm, grateful focus rather than presenting faith as freedom from every difficulty.
The plea to remain within God’s purposes also expresses dependence on Jesus as both source and direction. Keeping God’s word in the heart suggests a trust shaped by remembrance and obedience, while the invitation for Christ to stay near turns gratitude into prayer. This language closely echoes biblical images of God upholding His people and guarding those who belong to Him. Repetition of Najua, meaning I know, reinforces settled trust: the singer’s security rests not in possessions or self-sufficiency, but in God’s faithful presence.
Related Scripture
- Isaiah 41:10 God promises to uphold His people with His righteous hand.
- Psalm 119:11 The psalmist describes storing God’s word in the heart.