Lyrics
Sifa sifa sifa
Na utukufu ni vyako
Sifa sifa sifa
Na utukufu ni vyako
Bwana ni mwokozi wangu
Bwana ni nuruu yangu
Bwana Jehova jile
Mimi ninakupenda
Sifa sifa sifa
Na utukufu ni vyako
Sifa sifa sifa
Na utukufu ni vyako
Mimi ninakumbuka
Upendo wako wa ajabu
Urimtowa mwana wako wapekee
Kuja kuniokowa
Sitachoka kukuimbia
Mpaka siku ya mwisho
Yesu nikuone
Mungu wa Nazareth
Sifa sifa sifa (sifa zako baba)
Na utukufu ni vyako(yesu)
Sifa sifa sifa (sifa zako Yesu)
Na utukufu ni vyako
Sifa sifa sifa( uuu sifa zako Yesu)
Na utukufu ni vyako
(oh)Sifa sifa sifa (sifa zako Yesu)
Na utukufu ni vyako
Tutaimba tutacheza tuki muona yesu
Tukimuona alie tufia msalaba
Tutaimba tutacheza tukimuona yesu
Mataifa nayo yatakusanyika,
Tutimba( wa china) tutacheza ( Australia,) tukimuona Yesu ( Tanzania Burundi na Rwanda)
Tutaimba (tutakusanyika) tutacheza (tukiimba) tukimuona Yesu
Ooh tutaimba!
Tutaimba (uuuu) tutacheza tukimuona yesu
Ooh tutaimba
Tutaimba (tutacheza) tutacheza (hallelujah)tukimuona yesu
(Oh tutaimba)Tutaimba ( imba imba imba) tutacheza (tutacheza)tukimuona yesu
(Oh tutacheza ) tutaimba “ oh” tutacheza tutacheza tukimuona Yesu
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Meaning & Inspiration
Sifa na Utukufu is a sustained declaration that praise and glory belong to God. It names the Lord as Savior and light, remembers the gift of the only Son, and answers that saving love with lifelong song. The repeated refrain keeps worship at the center, while the verses move from personal gratitude toward the hope of seeing Jesus and celebrating in his presence.
Several biblical themes meet naturally in these lines. Psalm 27 joins the titles of light and salvation, closely matching the singer’s confession. John 3:16 supplies the language of God giving the only Son for salvation, and Revelation’s multitude from every nation parallels the closing picture of peoples gathering around Jesus. References to China, Australia, Tanzania, Burundi, and Rwanda make that worldwide hope concrete within the performance. Singing and dancing are not presented merely as festivity; they become the expected response to the crucified Savior. The song’s simple repetition reinforces an enduring pledge: praise will continue until the promised meeting with Jesus.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 27:1 The psalm names the Lord as light and salvation.
- John 3:16 God gives his only Son so that believers may have eternal life.
- Revelation 7:9-10 A multitude from every nation gathers before the Lamb and praises God.