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Nakutazamia - We Ndiwe kimbilio Langu by Mercy Wairegi cover art

Mercy Wairegi - Nakutazamia - We Ndiwe kimbilio Langu Lyrics

Artist:
Mercy Wairegi

Lyrics

We ndiwe kimbilio langu


Wakati wowote nakukimbilia


We ndiwe msaada wangu


Usiku na mchana nakutazimia aah 


Nitaeleza sifa zako eh Baba


Kwa mataifa wote wajue


Ukuu wako unazidi kuzimu


Uaminifu wako wanishangaaza


Napokuita we wanisikia


Napokuomba wanijibu 


Wakati wote we wapatikana


Zaidi swahibu Upokaribu


We ndiwe kimbilio langu


Wakati wowote nakukimbilia


We ndiwe msaada wangu


Usiku na mchana nakutazimia 


Nainua macho yangu


Natazaama milimani


Msaada wangu watoka wapi?


Msaada wangu watoka kwako


x2 


We ndiwe kimbilio langu


Wakati wowote nakukimbilia


We ndiwe msaada wangu


Usiku na mchana nakutazimia


We ndiwe, wewe wewe, we ndiwe


nakukimbiliaaa


we ndiwe, we ndiwe, we ndiwe


nakutazamiaa


we ndiwe, we ndiwe


we ndiwe, we ndiwe


we ndiwe, we ndiwe(we ndiwe)


Kimbilio langu, we ndiwe


nakukimbiliaaa


we ndiwe(weeee) oooh


usiku na mchana


nakutazamia(nakutazamia wee-he)


we ndiwe kimbilio langu


Wakati wowote nakukimbilia


we ndiwe msaada wangu


Usiku na mchana nakutazimia


we ndiwe, Wewe eh eh eh


Ooh ho kimbilio langu


msaada wangu wooh


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Meaning & Inspiration

“Nakutazamia” presents God as a constant refuge and source of help. The singer turns to Him at every hour, trusting that He hears prayer and remains near. Praise grows out of that confidence: God’s greatness and faithfulness are to be declared among the nations, while His availability is described as closer than a friend. The recurring words “We ndiwe kimbilio langu” keep the focus on God as the one dependable shelter.

The passage about lifting the eyes toward the hills directly echoes Psalm 121:1-2, including the question of where help comes from and the answer that help comes from the Lord. The language of refuge also aligns with Psalm 46:1, which names God as refuge, strength, and present help in trouble. Through repeated calls of “nakukimbilia” and “nakutazamia,” the song joins prayer, expectation, and praise. Its message rests on God’s nearness: day and night, the singer looks to Him for help and publicly celebrates His faithfulness.

Related Scripture

  • Psalm 121:1-2 The lyrics directly echo the psalm’s question about the source of help and answer that help comes from the Lord.
  • Psalm 46:1 The psalm describes God as refuge, strength, and present help, matching the song’s central confession.
  • Psalm 34:17 The verse says the Lord hears the righteous when they cry and delivers them from trouble.