Sifa Lyrics

KUSHINDA LAZIMA by Martha Mwaipaja cover art

Martha Mwaipaja - KUSHINDA LAZIMA Lyrics

Artist:
Martha Mwaipaja

Lyrics

Nimesikia mwenyewe baba akiniambia mwanangu ata iweje


Kushinda ni lazima


Nimesikia akisema ata iweje 


Kushinda ni lazima


Mimi nimesikia mwenyewe baba akiniambia mwanangu ata iweje


Kushinda ni lazima


Iwe ni mvuaza haukujua kadiri yake


Katika yote alinihahakishia nishinde


Mimi nimesikia mwenyewe baba akiniambia mwanangu ata iweje


Kushinda ni lazima


Aliyeniambia ni yeye hajawahai shindwa kitu


Zamani nilikuwa ninaogopa kwa sasa siogopi


Ushindi ni lazima


Niliposemwa nililia kwa sasa silii 


Ushindi ni lazima


Nilipotishwa nilitetemeka kwa sasa sitetemeki


Ushindi ni lazima


Nilipozingiziwa niliogopa mimi kwa sasa siogopi


Ushindi ni lazima


Aliyeniambia yeye ni yote katika yote 


Ushindi ni lazima


Nimesikia akisema ata iweje 


Kushinda ni lazima


Mimi nimesikia mwenyewe baba akiniambia mwanangu ata iweje


Kushinda ni lazima


Ameniambia nitazame mimi mwenyewe niko na wewe


Ushindi ni lazima


Mimi nimesikia mwenyewe baba akiniambia mwanangu ata iweje


Kushinda ni lazima


Amenihakikishia atakaye pigana nami


Ameshindwa


Mimi nimesikia mwenyewe baba akiniambia mwanangu ata iweje


Kushinda ni lazima


Halleluya halleluya


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Meaning & Inspiration

Kushinda Lazima is a declaration of confidence in God amid fear, accusation, and opposition. The repeated phrase that victory is necessary rests on the Father’s assurance rather than on personal ability. The singer remembers earlier reactions of crying, trembling, and fear, then contrasts them with a present courage grounded in the conviction that God has never been defeated. Repetition makes that change from anxiety to trust the central movement of the song.

The lyric also emphasizes divine presence: God tells his child to look to him because he is near. That assurance closely aligns with Isaiah 41:10, where God commands his people not to fear and promises help. Its language of overcoming opposition may also be read alongside Romans 8:37, which locates victory in the love of God. The result is praise shaped by steadfast expectation, ending in hallelujah after affirming that every threatening power stands beneath God’s authority.

Related Scripture

  • Isaiah 41:10 God tells his people not to fear because he is present and will help them.
  • Romans 8:37 The verse describes believers as more than conquerors through Gods love.
  • Exodus 14:14 The passage promises that the Lord will fight for his people.