Master KG - Qinisela Lyrics
Lyrics
Hhe mngani wami ukhalelani
Ukhalelani, hhe mngani wami?
Awusule tinyembeti
Vuk’ utitsinzite
Hhe mngani wami ukhalelani
Ukhalelani, hhe mngan wami?
Awusule tinyembeti
Vuk’ utitsinzite
Cinisela, cinisela
Bambelela, bambelela
Imele wena le ndlela
Vuka wena
Cinisela, cinisela
Bambelela, bambelela
Imele wena le ndlela
Vuka wena
Imele wena le ndlela
Vuka wena
Vuka wena
Vuka wena
Sidze leskhathi loku khala yemngane
Thula, thula, thula
Khawu dlule kulokho, imele wena le ndlela
Vuka wena
Sidze leskhathi loku khala yemngane
Thula, thula, thula
Khawu dlule kulokho, imele wena le ndlela
Vuka wena
Vuka wena
Uzoyithola kanjani uhleli ekhoneni mgani wami?
Thula, thula, thula
Wena ukhalelani?
Sula, sula tinyembeti
Uzoyithola kanjani uhleli ekhoneni mgani wami?
Thula, thula, thula
Wena ukhalelani?
Sula, sula tinyembeti
Sula, sula tinyembeti
Sula, sula tinyembeti
Hhe mngani wami ukhalelani
Ukhalelani, hhe mngani wami?
Awusule tinyembeti
Vuk’ utitsinzite
Hhe mngani wami ukhalelani
Ukhalelani, hhe mngan wami?
Awusule tinyembeti
Vuk’ utitsinzite
Cinisela, cinisela
Bambelela, bambelela
Imele wena le ndlela
Vuka wena
Cinisela, cinisela
Bambelela, bambelela
Imele wena le ndlela
Vuka wena
Imele wena le ndlela
Vuka wena
Vuka wena
Vuka wena
Video
Master KG - Qinisela [Feat. Indlovukazi] (Official Audio)
Meaning & Inspiration
Master KG's "Qinisela," featured on his impactful 2020 album "Jerusalema," transcends its initial release date as a powerful anthem of perseverance, resonating deeply with listeners seeking encouragement. The song’s core message is a direct exhortation to overcome hardship and embrace resilience, a sentiment beautifully mirrored in scripture. The opening lines, in essence, ask a sorrowful friend why they weep and urge them to wipe away their tears and rise. This plea for fortitude immediately calls to mind the divine assurance found in Isaiah 41:10, which states, "So do not fear, for I am with you; do not be dismayed, for I am your God. I will strengthen you and help you; I will uphold you with my righteous right hand." The repeated command to "Qinisela" and "Bambelela," meaning "persevere" and "hold on," respectively, are not mere platitudes but divine imperatives echoed throughout the Bible. Consider the words in James 1:12, which promises a crown of life to those who persevere through trials: "Blessed is the one who perseveres under trial because, having stood the test, that person will receive the crown of life that God has promised to those who love him." The song challenges the idea of succumbing to despair, questioning how one can find victory while remaining isolated in their struggles, as articulated in phrases like "Uzoyithola kanjani uhleli ekhoneni mgani wami?" (How will you find it sitting in the corner, my friend?). This resonates with the principle of community and mutual support highlighted in Ecclesiastes 4:9-10: "Two are better than one… If either of them falls down, one can help the other up." Ultimately, "Qinisela" is a profound reminder that the path forward, no matter how arduous, is meant for us, and that embracing strength and endurance leads to triumph. The song's powerful message aligns with the scriptural call to run the race with perseverance, as encouraged in Hebrews 12:1: "Let us run with perseverance the race marked out for us."