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Kaestrings - Rahama Lyrics

Artist:
Kaestrings
Album:
Rahama (Acoustic) - Single
Official Release:
Feb. 19, 2024

Lyrics

Verse


O Lord
(Oh Seigneur)


My God
(mon Dieu)


All that i want
(Tout ce que je veux)


Is your touch
(est ton contact)


My faith
(Ma foi)


Is heightened
(est renforcée)


On this mountain
(Sur cette montagne)


To drink from your love
(Pour boire à ton amour)


Chorus


Yesu, Mai Rahama
(Jesus, the merciful one)
Jésus, le miséricordieux


Ji addua ta
(please hear my prayer)
S'il te plaît , Entends ma prière


Ban da wani sai Kai
(i have no one but you)
Je n'ai personne d'autre que toi


Yesu, Mai Rahama
(Jesus, the merciful one)
Jésus, le miséricordieux


Ga hawaye na
(here is my cry)
Voici mon cri


Ban da wani sai Kai
(i have no one but you)
Je n'ai personne d'autre que toi


Bridge


Ban da wani sai Kai
(i have no one but you)
Je n'ai personne d'autre que toi


Ban da wani sai Kai
(i have no one but you)
Je n'ai personne d'autre que toi


Ka nuna ma’ni jinkai
(Look upon me with compassion)
Regarde-moi avec compassion


Ban da wani sai Kai
(i have no one but you)
Je n'ai pas personne d'autre que toi


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Meaning & Inspiration

“Rahama” is a concise prayer for mercy, sung across Hausa, English, and French. The lyric voice approaches Jesus with a single desire: his touch. Faith is pictured as rising on a mountain, while divine love becomes water to drink. The chorus then strips the prayer to its essential confession—there is no one else to depend on. Tears and need are brought openly before Jesus, who is repeatedly named as the merciful one. This repetition gives the song the character of sustained petition rather than a detailed narrative.

The appeal closely reflects biblical prayers that ask God to hear a cry and show compassion. Its dependence on mercy also fits the invitation to approach God’s throne for grace in time of need. No human solution is offered; the song remains fixed on Christ’s attention, touch, and kindness. By presenting each Hausa line alongside translations, the lyric allows the same plea to be voiced across languages while preserving its central theme: humble trust in Jesus as the only source of mercy and help.

Related Scripture

  • Hebrews 4:16 The passage invites the needy to seek mercy and grace from God.
  • Psalm 86:5 The Lord is described as forgiving and abundant in steadfast love.
  • Psalm 27:7 The psalmist asks the Lord to hear his cry and answer with mercy.