Lyrics
Wacha Waone, Wacha Waone
Wacha Waone, Vile wewe ni ngome
Wacha Waone, Wacha Waone
Wacha Waone, Vile wewe ni ngome
Wacha Waone
Wacha Waone
Wacha Waone
Vile wewe ni ngome
Niko hapa kukuwakilisha Yesu wangu
Nataka waone Vile ulivyo ngome Kwangu
Tumetoka mbali, Umenitoa mbali
Ninaomba waone Ulivyo mkubwa
Uliko nitoa aaah mimi najua
Ndio maana nasema
Wewe ni mwamba
Sitarudi kule nilikotoka
Niko na wewe
Kwangu ni mwamba
Uliko ni vusha mimi najua
Ndio maana nasema
Wewe ni mwamba
Kwa macho Waone ulivyo Ili nao waelewe
Wewe ni ngome
Kwa macho wakujue
Nilie na eeeh
Wao waseme kweli ni ngome
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Wacha Waone, Wacha Waone
Wacha Waone, Vile wewe ni ngome
Wacha Waone, Wacha Waone
Wacha Waone, Vile wewe ni ngome
Sibishani sibishani na wabishi sugu
Nisije nikasema kakasirika Mungu
Sitetei siteti
Hali yangu ngumu
Siunajua ukitenda watatafutana huku
Weeh Yahweh sina… sina
Wakulinganisha na wewe wee eh
Nashukuru shukuru shukuru Kyala
Hata yale ulinitendea pasipo kuomba eeh
Ngome yangu ya siri wewe Mungu
Kuna vile unipigania nisiaibike eeh
Utawale, Utawale Tu
Utawale eeheee
Utawale, Utawale Tu
Utawale eeheee
Chineke Daddy
Wacha Waone, Wacha Waone
Wacha Waone, Vile wewe ni ngome
Wacha Waone, Wacha Waone
Wacha Waone, Vile wewe ni ngome
Katika Vitu, Katika Watu
Ukaniinua aah nashukuru Yesu
Katika Vitu, Katika Watu
Nikaheshimiwa aah nashukuru Yesu
Sasa najidaidai (daida)
Nafurahi rahi (daida)
Asante eeh (oohoo)
Nafurahi Leo (daida)
Najidai kwa Yesu (daida)
Ninaendeleaa ah (daida)
Sinashangiliaaa aaah (daida)
Kwa Baba aah (daida)
Najidai iiih (daida)
Ninaenda kwa baba aah (daida)
Nafurahi kwa Yhaweh (daida)
Uuh (daida)
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Wacha Waone” is a Swahili testimony of God as fortress, rock, defender, and source of honor. Goodluck Gozbert’s lyrics repeatedly ask that others be allowed to see what God has done. The singer remembers being brought from a difficult past, lifted among people, defended from shame, and given reason to rejoice. Gratitude is not kept private; it becomes visible praise meant to help witnesses recognize God’s greatness.
The repeated images of a stronghold and rock closely match biblical descriptions of the Lord as refuge and deliverer. The song also reflects the pattern of testimony found in the Psalms, where rescue gives rise to a new song that others can hear and trust. Calls for God to reign, together with thanks offered to Jesus and Yahweh, keep the praise directed toward divine rule rather than personal achievement. Its central message is that changed circumstances can display God’s faithfulness and lead others to acknowledge him as the one who protects, raises, and sustains.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 18:2 David names the Lord his rock, fortress, and deliverer.
- Psalm 40:2-3 God’s rescue produces a song that many will see and trust.
- Psalm 34:3 The psalm invites others to magnify the Lord together.