Aaaaa aaa aaaa......
When I go to the East they call you
Mungu, Mukama, Imana
When I go to the West they call you
Oluwa, Nyame......
And when I go to South they call you
Mwari, Lesa, Modimo, Nkulunkulu.......
When I go to the North they call you
Nhialic, Glaypor
CHORUS
That's who you are you never change
You remain the same Everlasting Father .
That's who you are you never change
You remain the same Everlasting Father .
When I go to America they call you God
When I go to Europe they call you
God, they call you Dieu
And in Israel Yaweh.
When I go to Asia they call you Eshwar
When I go to Asia they call you Shen
When I go to Latin America they call you Dios
That's who you are
Thats who you are
Laa..alaa...alaa..alaa laaala lalala
CHORUS
That's who you are you never change
You remain the same Everlasting Father .
That's who you are you never change
You remain the same Everlasting Father .
(You remain you remain the same )
Ayaaayaaa yaaa yaaa yaaa yayaya..
Aaaa you are .......
Helele yele you remain the same
Helele yele you remain the same
Helele yele you remain the same
Helele yele you remain the same
(Unbreakable God you are....)
(You are mighty)
Helele yele you remain the same
(Unshakable)
Helele yele you remain the same
(Unstoppable)
Helele yele you remain the same
(unmovable)
Helele yele you remain the same
(Eee you are mighty)
Helele yele you remain the same
(Unmovable)
Helele yele you remain the same
(Unstoppable )
Helele yele you remain the same
(Unshakable)
Helele yele you remain the same
(unchangeable)
Helele yele you remain the same
That's who you are.
Everlasting
Everlasting Song Meaning, Biblical Reference and Inspiration
Released on October 10, 2020, Evelyn Wanjiru’s song "Everlasting" arrives as a powerful declaration of faith, centering on a truth that stands firm regardless of life’s shifting sands. The core message of this song resonates deeply with the unwavering character of God, portraying Him not just as a powerful being, but as one whose nature, love, and promises are fundamentally eternal and unchanging. It speaks to the longing for security in a world of constant flux, pointing listeners towards a source of stability that transcends human understanding and experience. The musical arrangement supports this theme beautifully, with a steady rhythm and rich instrumentation that build, reflecting the steadfastness and grandeur of the Divine. Evelyn Wanjiru’s vocals carry the weight of this message with both strength and tender reverence, inviting you to rest in the assurance that what is true about God today will remain true forever. This concept of the "Everlasting" is foundational in Scripture; Genesis 21:33 speaks of calling upon the name of the LORD, the Everlasting God, and Psalm 90:2 reminds us that "from everlasting to everlasting You are God." Jeremiah 31:3 beautifully captures God's enduring affection, stating, "I have loved you with an everlasting love." The song seems to draw from this wellspring of biblical truth, reminding us that the God of creation, the God who made covenant promises, the God of salvation, is not subject to time or circumstance. Isaiah 40:28 asks, "Have you not known? Have you not heard? The Lord is the everlasting God, the Creator of the ends of the earth." This is the God Evelyn Wanjiru celebrates – one whose strength does not faint and whose understanding is unsearchable. In moments of doubt or difficulty, the message of "Everlasting" serves as an anchor, echoing the truth found in Hebrews 13:8, that "Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever." It encourages a posture of complete trust, knowing that the One who holds our lives is not temporary or unreliable, but is the very definition of forever, our everlasting hope and strength as affirmed in Isaiah 26:4: "Trust in the Lord forever, for the Lord, the Lord himself, is the Rock eternal." This song isn't just music; it’s an invitation to meditate on the glorious, unchanging nature of God and find profound peace in His eternal presence and unwavering faithfulness.
