Sifa Lyrics

Fame Sie (Hide Me) by Joe Mettle cover art

Joe Mettle - Fame Sie (Hide Me) Lyrics

Artist:
Joe Mettle

Lyrics

Fame sie(Hide me) 


Fame sie(Hide me) 


Fame sie w'taban ase 


(Hide me under the shadow of your wings) 


Fame sie(Hide me) 


Fame sie(Hide me) 


Fame sie w'taban ase 


(Hide me under the shadow of your wings) 


Yahowa mabankese (Jehovah my fortress) 


Fa wonsa kata me so (Cover me with your hand) 


Gye me fi boni nyinaa mo (Deliver me from Evil) 


Na fame sie w'taban ase (And Hide me under the shadow of Your wings) 


Wonkyen na me tena daa (I will forever dwell with You) 


Mewura Yesu so mensa (Hold my hand Lord Jesus) 


Fa ma nano sisi yie (Order my steps) 


Na fame sie w'taban ase (And Hide me under the shadow of Your wings) 


Fame sie(Hide me) 


Fame sie(Hide me) 


Fame sie w'taban ase 


(Hide me under the shadow of your wings)  


Fame sie(Hide me) 


Fame sie(Hide me) 


Fame sie w'taban ase 


(Hide me under the shadow of your wings) 


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Meaning & Inspiration

Fame Sie is a prayer for God’s protection, expressed in Twi with English translations alongside its central lines. The repeated request to be hidden beneath God’s wings presents safety as nearness to the Lord rather than mere escape from trouble. Calling Jehovah a fortress and asking for covering, deliverance from evil, and a guiding hand gathers several biblical images into one direct appeal for dependable care.

The song also looks beyond an immediate danger. Its desire to dwell with God continually and to have each step ordered makes protection part of an ongoing life of trust. The shelter of divine wings closely echoes the language of the Psalms, where refuge is found under God’s faithful care. The request that Jesus hold the singer’s hand adds a personal expression of dependence. Through simple repetition, the lyric sustains the posture of prayer and places guidance, deliverance, and enduring fellowship together under the theme of God as refuge.

Related Scripture

  • Psalm 91:1-4 The psalm joins God’s shadow, wings, refuge, and fortress as images of protection.
  • Psalm 17:8 The psalmist asks to be hidden under the shadow of God’s wings.
  • Psalm 119:133 The psalmist asks God to direct his steps by his word.