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Msaada Wangu - Zaburi  by Geraldine Oduor cover art

Geraldine Oduor - Msaada Wangu - Zaburi Lyrics

Artist:
Geraldine Oduor

Lyrics

Nitayainua macho yangu milimani
Msaada wangu watoka wapi
Msaada wangu kwako Bwana


Nakuinulia macho yangu
Wewe uketiye juu sana
Kama macho ya watumishi
Wa mkono wa Bwana zao
Nilitewe nuru yako
Kweli azidi kuniongoza
Zinifikishe kwenye mlima
Maskani yako takatifu


Bwana ndiye mlinzi wangu
Uvuli wa mkono wake
Jua halinipigi mchana

Wala mwezi usiku
Anilinda na mabaya
Atalinda nafsi yangu
Nitokapo na niingiapo
Tangu sasa na milele


Nitayainua macho yangu milimani
Msaada wangu watoka wapi?
Msaada wangu kwako Bwana


Sheria yako ni kamilifu
Huiburudisha nafsi yangu
Ushuhuda wako ni amini, hunitia hekima
Maagizo yako ni adili, hufurahisha nafsi yangu
Amri yako ni safi sana, huyatia macho huru


Kilicho chako ni kitakatifu, Kinadumu milele
Hukumu zako ni za kweli, zina haki kabisa
Kuliko wengi wa dhahabu, hukumu zako zatamanika
Kuliko sega za asali, hukumu zako tamu kweli


Nitayainua macho yangu milimani
Msaada wangu watoka wapi?
Msaada wangu kwako Bwana


Bass
Nitayainua macho yangu milimani
Wewe u msaada, wangu wa karibu


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Meaning & Inspiration

Msaada Wangu - Zaburi is shaped by the language of the Psalms, presenting God as helper, keeper, guide, and source of truth. Its recurring question about the origin of help receives a direct answer: help comes from the Lord. The verses then describe protection by day and night, care over every movement, and guidance toward the holy dwelling of God. This confidence rests on divine character rather than favorable circumstances.

The song also joins trust in protection with delight in Scripture. Its lines about a perfect law that restores the soul, trustworthy testimony that gives wisdom, and commands sweeter than honey closely follow Psalm 19. The prayer for light and truth to lead toward the holy hill echoes Psalm 43. Psalm 121 supplies the central refrain and the assurance that the Lord guards both going out and coming in. Bringing these passages together gives the song the character of sung prayer: it asks for direction, confesses dependence, and celebrates the lasting goodness of the word and watchful care of God.

Related Scripture

  • Psalm 121:1-8 The psalm asks where help comes from and describes the Lord guarding life day and night.
  • Psalm 19:7-10 The passage praises the law and commands of the Lord as restoring, trustworthy, and sweeter than honey.
  • Psalm 43:3 The psalm asks God to send light and truth as guides to his holy hill.