Lyrics
Chorus
Wakufanana nawe sijaona
Wakulinganishwa nawe Baba hakuna...
Wema wako ni mwangaza wa asubui,
Mawazo yako kwetu ni mema
1 Sentence
Wakufanana Nawe sijaona, mwenye nguvu kama wewe... Baba hakuna,
unafanya mambo ya ajabu,
unafanya mambo yaku shangaza, mwenye uwezo kama wewe, Baba hakuna
watangaza mwisho kabla ya Mwanzo, hakuna linalo kushinda Yesu, mwenye uwezo kama wewe Baba hakuna...
Chorus
Wakufanana nawe sijaona wakulinganishwa nawe Baba hakuna
Wema wako ni mwangaza wa asubui, mawazo yako, kwetu ni mema
Wema wako ni mwangaza wa asubui, mawazo yako, kwetu ni mema
2 Sentence (Bridge)
Nimeona, nuru yako gizani
Nimeona nuru yako gizani
Nimeona, nuru yako gizani
Nimeona nuru yako gizani
Wema wako, ni mwangaza wa Asubui
Mawazo yako kwetu ni mema...
Wakufanana nawe sijaona, wakulinganishwa nawe Baba Hakuna...
Wakufanana nawe sijaona, wakulinganishwa nawe Baba Hakuna...
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Meaning & Inspiration
Wakufanana Nawe is a Swahili declaration that no one compares with God. The chorus repeats that central confession, while the verses point to divine goodness, strength, wisdom, and works that inspire wonder. Images of morning light and light appearing in darkness give the praise a clear focus: God’s goodness brings hope where obscurity once prevailed. The song also describes God’s thoughts toward his people as good and affirms that no challenge is beyond Jesus’ power.
Several biblical passages closely support these themes. Isaiah 46:10 describes God declaring the end from the beginning, an idea stated directly in the lyric. Psalm 40:5 speaks of God’s incomparable works and thoughts, while John 1:5 portrays light shining in darkness. Together, these echoes strengthen the song’s worshipful claim without shifting attention away from its central subject. Repeated phrases function as sustained praise, returning again and again to God’s unmatched character and ability.
Related Scripture
- Isaiah 46:10 God declares the end from the beginning, closely matching the lyric’s wording.
- Psalm 40:5 The psalm praises God’s incomparable works and thoughts toward his people.
- John 1:5 John describes the light shining in darkness.