Lyrics
Verse 1
Patinoona ranhasi
Makariona kare
Kare, kare, kare
Maizviziva kare zvichabuda nhasi
Patinofunga mangwana
Tichishaya hope
Munoziva kare, kare, kare
Mangwana achadii
Chorus
Ndimi munoona zvose
Zvakavanzika, zvakafukidzwa
Hakuna chingavanzirwa imi
Hakuna chingakona imi
Mwari ndimi munoziva zvose
Zvatokumbira zvakanakisa
Hakuna chinganetsa imi
Hakuna chingakunda imi
(Hakuna chingakona imi)
Verse 2
Tibatirei kutedza
Timirire mangwana
Nekuti mangwana
Ari mumaoko enyu
Munozviziva kare, kare, kare
Zviriko mangwana
Chorus
Hakuna chinganetsa imi
Hakuna chingakona imi
Ndimi munoona zvose
Zvakavanzika, zvakafukidzwa
Hakuna chingavanzirwa imi
Hakuna chingakona imi
Mwari ndimi munoziva zvose
Zvatokumbira zvakanakisa
Hakuna chinganetsa imi
Hakuna chingakunda imi
Bridge / Vamp
Ishe makazviona kare, kare, kare
Muchizviziva kare, kare, kare
Makatiririra kare, kare, kare
Makatotanga kare, kare, kare
Makatigadzirira kare, kare, kare
Makabata kare, kare, kare
Makatopedza kare, kare, kare
Makatiririra kare, kare, kare
Makaronga kare, kare, kare
Makatopedza kare, kare, kare
Kare, kare, kare
Outro
Makariona kare
Kare, kare, kare
Makatopedza kare
Kare, kare, kare
Kare, kare, kare
Video
Meaning & Inspiration
Kare Kare reflects on the contrast between human uncertainty and God’s complete knowledge. The lyrics look at present troubles and an unknown tomorrow, then answer anxiety with confidence that nothing is hidden from God. Repeated phrases about God having seen, known, prepared, and completed matters beforehand give the song a steady confession of divine wisdom and authority. Its central claim is not that every circumstance is understood, but that every circumstance remains within God’s sight and care.
The request for help to wait for tomorrow adds a prayerful dimension to that confidence. Rather than treating faith as certainty about outcomes, the song presents trust as dependence on the One who already knows what lies ahead. This theme closely echoes biblical passages about God declaring what is to come and knowing thoughts before they are spoken. The chorus also emphasizes that no challenge can overpower God, making the song both a declaration of praise and a plea for patient faith.
Related Scripture
- Isaiah 46:10 God declares the end from the beginning and knows what is still to come.
- Psalm 139:1-4 The psalm describes God as knowing thoughts and words before they are spoken.
- Matthew 6:34 Jesus teaches against anxiety about tomorrow.