Lyrics
Kwa neema tu
Kwa neema tu
Kwa neema tu
Kwa neema tu
Kwa neema tu
Kwa neema tu
Kwa neema tu
Tunaendela kwa neema tu
Hatukati tamaa kwa neema tu
Sisi hatukuangamia kwa neema tu
Hatukupoteza vya kwetu kwa neema tu
Si kwamba sisi ni wema kwa neema tu
Kuna neema inatutupa ushindi
Kuna neema inayotutambulisha
Kuna neema iliyotufanya tuwe salama
Kuna neema inayotutangulia zaidi
Kwa neema tu tumeshinda magumu yale
Kwa neema tu tumeshinda dhiki shida
Kwa neema tu
Kwa neema tu
Kwa neema tu
Kwa neema tu
Kwa neema tu
Kwa neema ya mungu sisi ni washindi
Kwa neema ya mungu adui hatuwezi
Kwa neema tu vita tumeshinda
Kwa neema tu
Kwa neema tu
Kwa neema tu
Kwa neema tu
Kwa neema tu
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Meaning & Inspiration
KWA NEEMA builds its message around a single confession: every step of survival and victory rests on God’s grace. The repeated phrase “Kwa neema tu” keeps human merit out of the center. Endurance through hardship, protection from loss, safety, recognition, and triumph are all attributed to divine favor rather than personal goodness. The lyric therefore carries both gratitude and humility, even when its language becomes celebratory.
Ephesians 2:8-9 offers a clear biblical connection because it describes salvation as a gift of grace rather than the result of works. The acknowledgment that the singers are not preserved because they are good reinforces that distinction. Second Corinthians 12:9 also fits the song’s testimony about continuing through difficulty, since God’s grace is declared sufficient in weakness. Its claims of victory can be read alongside 1 Corinthians 15:57, which gives thanks to God for victory through Jesus Christ. Through persistent repetition, the song turns grace from an abstract idea into the stated reason for perseverance, safety, and praise.
Related Scripture
- Ephesians 2:8-9 Salvation is God’s gift of grace and not a result of human works.
- 2 Corinthians 12:9 God declares that his grace is sufficient in weakness.
- 1 Corinthians 15:57 Paul gives thanks to God for victory through Jesus Christ.