Emma Omonge - Alami Lyrics
Lyrics
Alami, alami Baba
Alami, pile kamiyi juong
Alami, alami, alami
Pile kamiyi juong
Alami, alami, alami
Pile kamiyi juong
Wiya kanewil gi kumaigola
Pacha kanelokore gi goga ma moro wang
Okabaweyi Yesu ni gino ma lep puoyo
Yesu ngimana, yesu maisha yangu
Alami, alami, alami
Pile kamiyi juong
Alami, alami, alami
Pile kamiyi juong
Kaparo buyo mani ehodha Baba
Miyo akulora e nyimi ka amiyi juong
Otieko jhier, Yesu osiepa yaye
Ti namii ang’o ? jonge iwinjori Baba
Kuma yande injiera, kawuono salute igoyo
Japuonj otimona agonya amiyi ango’?
Alami, alami, alami
Pile kamiyi juong
Alami, alami, alami
Pile kamiyi juong
Ber gi juong
Loch koda teko
Oketi diere ayasaye manyalo tee
Tim makere kod adier mago to mise ming’ado go bura
Alami Yesu
Akulora ayini Baba
Asudo ayimi gi luoro in iwinjori
Alami, alami, alami
Pile kamiyi juong
Alami, alami, alami
Pile kamiyi juong
Alami, alami, alami
Pile kamiyi juong
Alami, alami, alami
Pile kamiyi juong
Alame alame alame alame
Alame alame alame alame
Yesu Alamo kakulora alame, alame
Yesu Alamo kadimbora alame, alame
Yesu Alamo, Alamo pile alame
An asudo e nyime gi erokamano Baba, alame
Alame alame alame alame
Akulora ne akulora, akulora, alame
Alame alame alame alame
Alame alame alame alame
Ating’e ating’e ating’e ating’e
Yesu ating’e malo, ating’e
Yesu to ating’o kamiyo luor, ating’e
En owinjore ating’e malo ooh
Apake apake apake apake
Yesu to apako kamiyo juong’, apake
Yesu to apako kakulora apake
Apake, apake
Yesu apake
Apake apake apake apake
Video
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Meaning & Inspiration
Emma Omonge’s "Alami," released on August 7, 2021, arrives as a powerful and deeply moving expression of worship, immediately capturing the spirit of devout adoration. The song is not merely a collection of verses; it is a profound testament to God’s transformative power, a personal declaration of surrender, and an insistent call to glorify the Almighty. From its opening strains, "Alami" establishes itself as an anthem of profound gratitude, inviting all to join in exalting the One who is truly worthy of all honor.
At its core, "Alami" serves as a spiritual autobiography set to music, recounting a journey from a state of inner turmoil and worldly entanglement to unwavering devotion to Jesus Christ. The recurring phrase "Alami, pile kamiyi juong" (Always I give you glory) anchors the song, articulating a steadfast commitment to perpetual praise. It speaks to the universal human experience of seeking purpose and finding ultimate fulfillment in divine grace. Emma Omonge’s narrative arc moves from a past marked by confusion and deception, where one's "mind was corrupted by things that entice the eyes," to a vibrant present centered on the savior. This dramatic shift underscores the song's central message: true life and freedom are found solely in Jesus.
The song delves into a striking contrast between a past state and the present reality of salvation. It vividly portrays a time when the singer’s "head was spinning with worldly things" and their "mind was captivated by what entices the eyes"—a struggle familiar to anyone striving to live righteously amidst worldly pressures (1 John 2:16). This vivid imagery sets the stage for the glorious intervention of Jesus, the one who "lifts up and rescues." The declaration, "Jesus is my life," resonates with the scriptural truth that for believers, "to live is Christ" (Philippians 1:21) and that He is indeed "the way, the truth, and the life" (John 14:6). This personal testimony is not just a recounting of events; it's a powerful affirmation of identity found in Christ, akin to Paul’s declaration in Galatians 2:20, "I have been crucified with Christ and I no longer live, but Christ lives in me."
As the narrative progresses, the song beautifully articulates an overwhelmed sense of gratitude for God's boundless goodness. The contemplation of "Your goodness, Father" naturally leads to a posture of humility and worship: "It makes me bow before you as I give you glory." This sentiment mirrors King David’s recognition in Psalm 103:2-5, urging us to "forget not all His benefits." Emma Omonge then poses a rhetorical question, "What can I give you? Oh, you are worthy, Father," recognizing the impossibility of repaying divine grace, yet still offering the only acceptable sacrifice: a life of dedicated praise and service (Romans 12:1). Furthermore, the song celebrates a profound liberation, moving from a place where the singer was "once despised" to now receiving "respect." This echoes the promise that those who humble themselves will be exalted (Matthew 23:12) and speaks to the freedom and vindication that Christ brings, making us new creations no longer bound by past shame or societal rejection (2 Corinthians 5:17).
The theological depth of "Alami" continues as it exalts God's intrinsic attributes, proclaiming His "goodness and glory, dominion and power." It firmly places God at the center, affirming Him as the "God who can do all things." This resonates with numerous biblical accounts of God's omnipotence and sovereignty, such as Jeremiah 32:27, "Is anything too hard for me?" The song also touches upon God's unwavering character, stating that His "justice and truth, those are the foundations of your judgment." This aligns perfectly with Psalm 89:14, which declares, "Righteousness and justice are the foundation of your throne; steadfast love and faithfulness go before you." The song leaves no doubt about God’s absolute worthiness, prompting the singer to approach Him "with reverence, you are worthy."
The final section of "Alami" escalates into a crescendo of worship, marked by repetitive and escalating phrases of adoration: "I praise," "I bow," "I lift up," and "I praise." These repeated actions symbolize a complete and unending devotion. To "lift Him up" (ating'e) is to declare His supremacy over all things, fulfilling the call in Philippians 2:9-11 where every knee will bow and every tongue confess that Jesus Christ is Lord. The fervent calls to praise and bow down are not mere rituals but heartfelt expressions of a transformed life, a testament to the ever-present glory and power of God. "Alami" is more than a song; it is an immersive experience of worship, a poignant reminder of divine grace, and a fervent invitation to join Emma Omonge in ceaselessly glorifying our Heavenly Father.