Lyrics
Kwabona kala thina so fananaye
Kwaze kwabona kala thina so fananaye
(So fananaye) So fananaye thina so fananaye
So fananaye thina so fananaye x2
When he comes I shal be like him x2
Oh oh Oh Oh Oh Oh like him
No more pain I shall be like him
See his face I shall be like him
Oh oh oh oh oh oh like him
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Meaning & Inspiration
Built around the promise of becoming like Christ, the song treats his return as the end of pain and the beginning of direct fellowship with him. The repeated declaration gives the lyric the character of a communal confession. Its short phrases focus attention on three connected hopes: Christ will come, his people will see his face, and suffering will not have the final word. The multilingual opening broadens that confession without changing its central message.
First John 3:2 closely matches the refrain by teaching that believers will be like Christ when he appears because they will see him as he is. The promise of no more pain also echoes Revelation 21:4, where death, mourning, crying, and pain pass away in God’s renewed creation. Rather than explaining the details of Christ’s return, the song responds to that hope through repetition and anticipation. Its confidence rests on transformation, restored sight, and freedom from suffering in the presence of Christ.
Related Scripture
- 1 John 3:2 John says believers will be like Christ when he appears and they see him as he is.
- Revelation 21:4 God’s renewed creation brings an end to death, mourning, crying, and pain.