Gloria Muliro - Nakubaliana Lyrics
Lyrics
Nakubaliana na neno lako, Bwana.
Nitasimama Kwa neno lako, Bwana.
Nakubaliana na neno lako, Bwana.
Nitasimama Kwa neno lako, Bwana... X2
Ni Neno lako tu halibadiliki.
Ni Neno lako tu la kutumaini.
Umeliinua juu ya jina lako, Neno.
Halikurudi bure, Neno la kinywa chako Bwana.
Acha nilishikilie, nilitumaini, nikikungonja Bwana.
Acha nilishikilie, nilitumaini nikikungonja.
Kila ulilosema ni kweli, ata likikawia ni kweli, kila ulilosema ni kweli, ata likikawia ni kweli.
Ahadi zako kwangu ni kweli, ata zikikawia, nakubaliaaana...
Nakubaliana na neno lako, Bwana.
Nitasimama Kwa neno lako, Bwana.
Nakubaliana na neno lako, Bwana.
Nitasimama Kwa neno lako, Bwana...
Nitasimama, nakubaliana.
Daktari amenipa ripoti yake, sikubaliani.
Maana bwana ulituma Neno lako ili Mimi nipone.
Majina yote duni niliyoitwa,sikubaliani.
Maana mbele za Mungu mi nafaa, tena Mimi ni wa maana.
Maana mbele za Mungu mi nafaa, tena Mimi ni wa maana.
Iwe kwangu utakavyo Baba. Iwe naami upendavyo Baba. Iwe kwangu utakavyo Baba.
Iwe kwangu , utakavyo Baba...
Nakubaliana na neno lako, bwana.
Nitasimama Kwa neno lako, bwana.
Nakubaliana na neno lako, bwana.
Nitasimama Kwa neno lako, bwana...
Nitasimama, nitasimama X8
Nitaishi, nitaishi X4
Sitakubali, nitaishi.
Milele, Nitaishi.
Niko na mungu, nitasimama.x2
Nina Imani, nitasimama.
Nina neno nitasimama.
Nitaishi, Nitaishi
Huduma yangu, biashara yangu
Nitaishi, nitaishi.
Yote vyangu, nitaishi.
Translation:
I agree with your word, Oh Lord.
I will stand by your word, Oh Lord.
I agree with your word, Oh Lord.
I will stand by your word, Oh Lord... X2
Only Your Word does not change.
It is only that brings hope.
You have lifted up your name, the Word.
It did not return in vain, the Word of your mouth Oh Lord.
Let me hold on, hoping in it, waiting for you Oh Lord.
Let me hold you, waiting for You.
Everything you said is true, even if it is delays it is true,
everything you said is true, even if it is delayed it is true.
Your promises to me are true, even if they are delayed,
I agree
I agree with your word, Oh Lord.
I will stand by your word, Oh Lord.
I agree with your word, Oh Lord.
I will stand by your word, Oh Lord...
I will stop, I agree.
The doctor has given me his report, I disagree.
Because, Oh Lord, you sent your Word so that I could be healed.
All the bad names I was called, I disagree.
Because in front of God I am good, again I am important.
Because in front of God I am good, again I am important.
Let it be to me as you will, Father.
Let it be with me as you de Father.
Be it to me as you will, Father.
Be it to me, as you will, Father.
I agree with your word, Oh Lord.
I will stand by your word, Oh Lord.
I agree with your word, Oh Lord.
I will stand by your word, Oh Lord
I will stand, I will stand X8
I will live, I will live X4
I will not accept, I will live.
Forever, I will live.
I am with God, I will stand.x2
I have faith, I will stand.
I have a word I will stand.
I will live, I will live
My service, my business
I will live, I will live.
All mine, will live.
Video
Nakubaliana | Gloria Muliro (Sms Skiza 7638084 to 811)
Meaning & Inspiration
Gloria Muliro hits on a core spiritual rhythm in her track Nakubaliana, a song that acts like an anchor in a storm. She centers the whole message on the authority of Scripture, echoing the confidence found in Isaiah 55:11, where God declares that His word will not return to Him empty but will accomplish exactly what He intends. When she sings about holding onto His word even when the promises seem to delay, she is teaching us how to practice the patience of Abraham, who remained steadfast because he knew the Promiser was faithful. It is a bold, practical theology of standing firm when life throws contradictory reports our way.
The lyrics take a direct swing at the skepticism of the world, especially when she dismisses a doctor's report in favor of God’s decree. She is pulling from Psalm 107:20, recognizing that God sent His word to heal us. It is not about ignoring reality; it is about choosing which reality carries more weight—the temporal facts of our circumstances or the eternal truth of the Creator. When she rejects the labels people have placed on her, she is grounding her identity in the Father’s view, reminding us that we are fearfully and wonderfully made, possessing inherent value that no human voice can diminish or revoke.
There is a powerful surrender in the bridge where she echoes Mary’s posture in Luke 1:38, saying, "Let it be to me as you will." This isn't a passive resignation, but an active alignment with the sovereignty of God. She is choosing to place her future, her ministry, and her livelihood under His governance. By declaring she will live and not die, she taps into the conviction that our life is hidden with Christ in God. You can feel the weight of this spiritual resolve in every line. True worship is not just about a pretty melody; it is about finding the foundation of God's unchanging nature and planting your feet there until the promise breaks through.