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Usipigane
Vita ni ya Bwana
Ukipigana anatulia
Ukitulia anapigana
Usipigane
Vita ni ya Bwana
Ukipigana anatulia
Ukitulia anapigana
Acha kutarajia, ishundi
Kwa nguvu zako mwenyewe mmh mmmh
Vita ni ya mungu
Mwache ye atakupigania tu
Acha kuhangaika, na wanadamu
Ili kuongeza jeshi lako eh eh eh
Hao ni wanadamu ,ni watu tu
Watakuhunisha tu eh eh eh
Alimwanbia musa waambie Israel
Watulie waone wokovu wangu wangu leo
Maana wamisri hawa wanaowaona leo
Hawatawaona tena eh eh eh
Yesu nae kajiita Bwana wa sabato
Sabato maana yake pumziko
Tabasamu katikati ya mapito
Ukimwamini Bwana
Usipiganeee
Usipigane
Vita ni ya Bwana
Ukipigana anatulia
Ukitulia anapigana
Usipigane
Vita ni ya Bwana
Ukipigana anatulia
Ukitulia anapigana
Kuna yale
Ya wewe kufanya
Na kuna yale ya mungu kufanya
Usimsaidie
Yale yak wake maana hautaweza
Usitikiswe na uhalisia
Usiyumbishwe na mazingira
Iwe unaona, au huoni
Ye anapigana eh eh eh
Usiogope ile ripoti ya dakitari
Usiogope lile deni la ile benki
Usiogope ile kesi mahakamani
Anakupiganiaa
Usiogope utavaa shela lako
Usiogope udogo wa kanisa lako
Usiogope maneno na fitna zao
Vita ni ya Bwana
Usipiganeeeee eeeeeh
Usipigane
Vita ni ya Bwana
Ukipigana anatulia
Ukitulia anapigana
Usipigane
Vita ni ya Bwana
Ukipigana anatulia
Ukitulia anapigana
Usipigane
Vita ni ya Bwana
Ukipigana anatulia
Ukitulia anapigana
Usipigane
Vita ni ya Bwana
Ukipigana anatulia
Ukitulia anapigana
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Meaning & Inspiration
Usipigane centers on a repeated call to stop striving as though victory depends on human strength. Its central declaration, “Vita ni ya Bwana,” places conflict in God’s hands and presents stillness as an act of trust rather than defeat. The verses apply that confidence to illness, debt, court cases, ministry concerns, and hostile words, giving the message a practical range without changing its central focus. The contrast between personal effort and divine action gives the song a clear theme of dependence on God.
The reference to Moses and Israel recalls the deliverance at the Red Sea, where the people were told to remain calm and witness God’s rescue. That biblical image supports the song’s assurance that visible circumstances do not limit divine help. Its mention of Sabbath rest adds another image of confidence and peace. Through repetition, the chorus reinforces a simple confession: fear and frantic effort can give way to faith because the battle belongs to the Lord.
Related Scripture
- Exodus 14:13-14 Moses tells Israel to stand firm and see the Lord deliver them because the Lord will fight for them.
- 2 Chronicles 20:15 The people of Judah are told that the battle belongs to God rather than to them.