Mercy Masika - Mwema - siwezi jizuia kusema wako wema Wako mwana Lyrics

"Mwema" is a Swahili worship song crediting God's goodness directly to a specific act, sending His Son into the world so that life could be received. The opening lines interpret that gift as a sign of love clear enough to require a response, and the singer commits to increasing praise because of it rather than treating gratitude as optional. A recurring refrain insists that acknowledging God's goodness is not boasting but simple honesty, distinguishing humble testimony from self-promotion. A later verse recalls being taken out of darkness and given hope, describing that rescue as the reason nothing else could be given in return except a song, since the cost of that rescue, dying on the cross, could not otherwise be repaid. Approaching its close, the song widens its invitation, asking others to join in acknowledging that same goodness, alongside a reference to the twenty-four elders drawn from the same scene of heavenly worship other songs about God's throne describe. Structurally the song alternates between confession, testimony, and communal invitation, keeping God's goodness as the single, repeated reason for every verse's praise.