Lyrics
It's never the the right time
to say goodbye(bye bye),
It's never the right time
to close the door..
in my heart i remember...
the love we shared, the joy and laughter..
Ulinifunza kupenda,
kanifunza kusimana na
kupaza sauti yangu ili nisikike,
Ulinishika mkono wangu nipanguza machozi yangu,
Sio mwisho tutaonana tena.
Tutaonana.. tenaaa..×4
Time goes by can't get the memories of my mind,
But I will try to get over you,
I will try to live just like you,
When the pain gets too much nitasema naye mungu,
Ntamwambia maswali yangu,
nimwachie uchungu wangu na uzito wangu wote mimi nimtolee,
Ndani yake kuna uhai,
Ndani yake nina imani, sio mwisho tutaonana tena.
Tutaonana.. tenaaa..×4
Even when the tears come falling down,
Even when your heart just wants to break,
He will never leave you, he will never leave you ×2
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Meaning & Inspiration
Tutaonana Tena holds grief and Christian hope together. The lyrics remember shared love, laughter, guidance, and the pain of saying goodbye. The repeated promise that they will meet again keeps the song’s sorrow from becoming despair. It presents mourning as an honest experience in which memory and faith can remain side by side.
When the pain becomes heavy, the narrator turns to God with unanswered questions and personal burdens. The assurance that God does not leave the grieving person echoes biblical promises of divine nearness in suffering. The song does not deny the tears or the weight of loss; instead, it places life, faith, and the hope of reunion within God’s care. Its movement from remembrance to prayer gives the lament a quiet confidence: grief is real, but it is not treated as the final word.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 34:18 The psalm describes God as near to the brokenhearted.
- John 11:25 Jesus declares himself the resurrection and the life.