Lyrics
Lyrics:
Sifa zako Eeh Baba
Zikinywani Mwangu
Nitakusifu Milele na Milele
Milele x4
Halelluyah , Halleluyah,
Halleluyah ,Halleluyah,
Halleluyah
Verse:
Wewe Babayangu We
Nitakusifu milele yote
Wewe wanilaza, kwenye majani, yaliyo mambichi eeeh eeeh
Waniandalia meza mbele ya watesi wewe baba
(oooh)Nitakusifu Milele na Milele ..
milele baba ..sifa zako baba....
Chorus
Sifa zako Eeh Baba
Zikinywani Mwangu
Nitakusifu Milele na Milele
Milele x4
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Meaning & Inspiration
Sifa Zako is a Swahili song of continuous praise to God the Father. Its central declaration places praise on the singer’s lips and promises worship “milele na milele,” forever and ever. The repeated hallelujahs reinforce that focus, allowing thanksgiving to become the song’s dominant response rather than a passing moment.
The verse grounds this praise in images of God’s personal care. References to lying down in green pastures and to a table prepared before enemies closely echo Psalm 23, presenting God as the shepherd who provides rest, protection, and honor amid opposition. The chorus then returns to praise as the fitting answer to that care. Its language also resembles the psalmist’s commitment to bless the Lord continually, with praise always in the mouth. Through a short structure and repeated phrases, the song links worship with remembrance: God is praised forever because his provision remains visible even in the presence of hardship.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 34:1 The psalmist resolves to praise the Lord continually with praise always on the lips.
- Psalm 23:2 The psalm describes the Lord leading his sheep to green pastures.
- Psalm 23:5 The Lord prepares a table in the presence of enemies.