Lyrics
Uzuri ni kwamba Mungu hapokei rushwa
Uzuri ni kwamba Mungu hapokei rushwa
Angepewa mabilioni tungetupwa mbali sana
Angepewa mabilioni tungetupwa mbali sana
Uzuri ni kwamba Mungu hapokei rushwa
Uzuri ni kwamba Mungu hapokei rushwa
Angepewa mabilioni tungetupwa mbali sana
Angepewa mabilioni tungetupwa mbali sana
Na wengine tuna damu mbaya
Mabifu kama yote
Mtu hujamkosea anatamani ufe
Wengine Bwana wee tulipewaga sura mmh
Mtu akikuona akalinganisha hufanani
Wewe unadhani angepewa oxygeni eeh
Yangu angeminya, angeminya nifie mbali
Wewe unadhani angepewa kesho yako eeh
Kwanza angefinya angefinya, ufie mbali
Ila Mungu wee eeeh hajui kukosea
Ametupa thamani tulioitwa vikaragosi
Ila Mungu wee eeeh mwingi wa huruma
Ametupa vicheko, vicheko bila manoti
Uzuri ni kwamba Mungu hapokei rushwa
Uzuri ni kwamba Mungu hapokei rushwa
Angepewa mabilioni tungetupwa mbali sana
Angepewa mabilioni tungetupwa mbali sana
Mfano jitu lipate, kama za Laiza
Lingetuchakaza vibaya, au lipate kama za Dangote
Lipewe kuamua kesho yako eeh
Wengine baba zetu walala hoi
Wengine mama zetu hohehahe
wengine familia zetu choka mbaya
Wengine ndio kabisa mayatima
Hakuna anayetujua wala hatuna connection mmh
Kusema sababu ni elimu mbona wasomi kibao ni jobless
Tumewekwa mahali kwa neema ya Mungu
Tunavuka mapito kwa neema ya Mungu
Huyu Mungu wee eeh hajui kukosea
Ametupa thamani tulioitwa vikaragosi
Ila Mungu wee eeeh mwingi wa huruma
Ametupa vicheko, vicheko bila manoti
Uzuri ni kwamba Mungu hapokei rushwa
Uzuri ni kwamba Mungu hapokei rushwa
Angepewa mabilioni tungetupwa mbali sana
Angepewa mabilioni tungetupwa mbali sana
Uzuri ni kwamba Mungu hapokei rushwa
Uzuri ni kwamba Mungu hapokei rushwa
Angepewa mabilioni tungetupwa mbali sana
Angepewa mabilioni tungetupwa mbali sana
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Mungu Hapokei Rushwa” celebrates the impartial mercy of God through vivid comparisons with human favoritism and inequality. The central refrain declares that God cannot be bribed, so wealth, influence, family background, appearance, and social connections do not determine a person’s worth before him. The verses acknowledge hostility, poverty, unemployment, and exclusion, yet answer them with gratitude for dignity, laughter, and survival given by grace.
The lyric aligns closely with biblical teaching that God shows no partiality. Acts 10:34 states that God is not one who plays favorites, while Romans 2:11 makes the same point in direct terms. The references to mercy also fit Psalm 103, which describes the Lord as compassionate and gracious. By returning repeatedly to the refrain, the song turns a social observation into praise: divine judgment is not for sale, and divine care is not reserved for those with money or status.
Related Scripture
- Acts 10:34 Peter declares that God shows no partiality.
- Romans 2:11 The verse states directly that God has no partiality.
- Psalm 103:8 The psalm describes the Lord as merciful, gracious, and slow to anger.