Lyrics
uweponi mwako Mungu wangu
Naona fahari kuwa
uweponi mwako Mungu wangu
Naona fahari kuwa
Ninapotembea na wewe Yesu
Naona fahari kuwa . .
Naona fahari, fahari
Naona fahari, fahari
Kutembea na Yesu x2
Pekee yangu siwezi, siwezi
Pekee yangu siwezi, sitaweza aah . .
Wengine fahari ni majengo kuu
Na wengine fahari yao ni majumba
Wengine fahari yao masengenyo
Na wengine fahari yao ni uchawi
Lakini mimi fahari yangu ni Yesu
Aliyenifia kalivari mimi
Jamani mimi fahari yangu ni Yesu
Aliyenifia kalivari . .
Naona fahari, fahari
Naona fahari, fahari
Kutembea na Yesu x2
Pekee yangu siwezi, siwezi
Pekee yangu siwezi, sitaweza aah . .
Kama si wewe Yesu wangu
Ningekuwa wapi mimi maisha yangu
Kama si wewe Yesu
Huruma yako kalivari
Ningekuwa wapi leo?
Ulinipenda nikiwa sifai
Katika ya jamii lakini Yesu ukanikumbatia
Wanadamu waliponidharau,
Mama yangu Baba yangu wewe ukanikumbatia . .
Naona fahari, fahari
Naona fahari, fahari
Kutembea na Yesu x2
Pekee yangu siwezi, siwezi
Pekee yangu siwezi, sitaweza aah . .
Huruma yako juu yangu, kila ninapotafakari
Naishiwa maneno, wewe ni Mungu wa ajabu
Mtetezi wa ajabu kwangu, nikupe nini? . .
Naona fahari, fahari
Naona fahari, fahari
Kutembea na Yesu x2
Pekee yangu siwezi, siwezi
Pekee yangu siwezi, sitaweza aah .
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Meaning & Inspiration
Naona Fahari Kutembea Na Yesu expresses joy and confidence in walking with Jesus. The singer contrasts that source of honor with buildings, possessions, gossip, and occult practices, insisting that true worth is found in Christ, who died at Calvary. The recurring admission that life cannot be managed alone gives the song a humble dependence beneath its celebratory refrain.
Later verses turn toward mercy and personal acceptance. Jesus is praised for embracing someone regarded as unworthy and rejected by others, and his compassion leaves the singer without adequate words. The image of walking with Christ fits biblical teaching about continuing in him, while the references to Calvary place divine love at the center of that companionship. Rather than treating pride as self-exaltation, the lyrics redirect boasting toward Jesus and his cross. The song is therefore both testimony and praise: Christ’s mercy, companionship, and defense become the singer’s reason for confidence and gratitude.
Related Scripture
- Galatians 6:14 Paul says his only boast is in the cross of Jesus Christ.
- Colossians 2:6 Paul urges believers who received Christ to continue walking in him.
- Romans 5:8 God’s love is shown through Christ’s death for sinners.