Lyrics
Yego ndumva imirindi y’Uwiteka ingezeho
Ndumva ihumure mu mutima
Cya kiganza cye kijojoba ineza
Ndumva kinkozeho mba muzima muri njye
Yego ndumva imirindi y’Uwiteka ingezeho
Ndumva ihumure mu mutima
Cya kiganza cye kijojoba ineza
Ndumva kinkozeho mba muzima muri njye
Ndumva imirindi y’Uwiteka igana iyo turi
Idusatiranye imbabazi n’inkoni y’ihumure
Kugirango asubize intege mubugingo bwacu
Kandi azure imitima yabapfiriye muri we
Kugirango asubize intege mubugingo bwacu
Kandi azure imitima yabapfiriye muri we
Nimwumve amahoro dufite
Nuko dukikijwe
N’ihumure ry’inyemaboko
Iyo tunaniwe mu ntambara
Twareba imbere n’inyuma tukabona imisozi
Ntidutinya twe ntidutinya
Nimwumve amahoro dufite
Nuko dukikijwe
N’ihumure ry’inyemaboko
Iyo tunaniwe mu ntambara
Twareba imbere n’inyuma tukabona imisozi
Ntidutinya twe ntidutinya
Yego ndumva imirindi y’Uwiteka ingezeho
Ndumva ihumure mu mutima
Cya kiganza cye kijojoba ineza
Ndumva kinkozeho mba muzima muri njye
Yego ndumva imirindi y’Uwiteka ingezeho
Ndumva ihumure mu mutima
Cya kiganza cye kijojoba ineza
Ndumva kinkozeho mba muzima muri njye
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Meaning & Inspiration
Imirindi Y'Uwiteka describes the nearness of God as approaching footsteps that bring comfort, kindness, and renewed life. The image of God's hand touching the singer connects healing with personal divine care. Mercy and a comforting rod draw near to restore strength and revive hearts that had become lifeless, making restoration the song's central hope.
The lyrics also picture peace in the middle of conflict. Although battle brings weariness and mountains appear on every side, fear does not have the final word because divine protection surrounds the community. This language may recall biblical songs of trust in which help comes from the Lord and God's presence steadies those passing through trouble. Repeated declarations of comfort and courage make the song both testimony and communal assurance: God is portrayed as strong enough to protect and gentle enough to renew the inner life.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 23:4 God's presence, rod, and staff provide comfort in danger.
- Psalm 121:1-2 The psalm looks toward the hills and identifies the Lord as the source of help.
- Psalm 138:7 The psalm describes God preserving life and extending his hand amid trouble.