Lyrics
Ooh Washangaze Wajue ooh, wewe Ni Mshindi
Ooh Washangaze Wajue ooh Wewe Ni Mshindi
Mimi Umenichora, Kwenye Vitanga Vya Mikono Yako,
Wengi Wanaomba Mabaya, Ili Niangamie, Ili Nipotee,
Ila Hutoniacha Baba, Ili Niangamie Wewe,
Tuliza Kiu Yangu We, rejesha Amani,
Rudisha Heshima Wajue, rejesha Afya Yangu Yesu
Ooh Uzima Wangu Baba, nikutukuze Wewe Wajue.
Ooh Washangaze Wajue ooh, wewe Ni Mshindi
Ooh Washangaze Wajue ooh Wewe Ni Mshindi
Wakitabiri Maneno, sijali Mimi Nakuangalia
Tumaini Langu kiongozi Wangu,
Mengi Ulinivusha wakaduwaa Eeeh Eeeh
Yaani Kama Lile Lilipita, sina Mashaka Eeeeh Eeeh
Hata, Wala Silalamiki, sikatishwi Tamaa Na Dhiki
Mungu Wangu We, Hujawahi Kushindwa Ng'o
Ninaendelea Kunena Nikijua Wewe,
Ulishaishinda Mauti, Matatizo Yangu Madogo, Vidogo Vidogo, Vitoto Vitoto
Naomba Ukashughulike Na Mahitaji Yetu,
Baba Ukashughulike Na Ndoa Zetu
Yesu Ukashughulike Na Watoto wetu,
Ukashughulike Na Maadui Zetu
Teena Ukashughulike Na Mahitaji Yetu,
Baba Ukashughulike Na Ndoa Zetu
Yesu Ukashughulike Na Watoto wetu,
Ukashughulike Na Maadui zetu
Ooh Washangaze Wajue ooh Wewe Ni Mshindi
Nakuita washangaze
Ooh Washangaze Wajue ooh Wewe Ni Mshindi
Haya Tembea Tembea, Tembea, Tembea Tembea,
Baba Tembea Tembea,
Tembea, Tembea Tembeaa
Neema ft. Goodluck
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Meaning & Inspiration
Washangaze frames prayer as confidence in God’s victory amid hostility, illness, and threatened loss. The singer remembers being held in God’s hands and refuses to let hostile words determine the outcome. Requests for restored peace, health, and dignity are joined to the conviction that the God who overcame death is not defeated by present trouble. The recurring call to “washangaze” asks God to astonish onlookers so that his triumph becomes evident.
The lyric also widens from personal need to prayer for families, marriages, children, and enemies. That movement gives the song a communal dimension without weakening its testimony of trust. Isaiah’s image of a name engraved on God’s palms closely matches its opening confession, while Paul’s account of Christ abolishing death supports its appeal to the victory already won. Hope in the song is therefore rooted in remembered deliverance: earlier trials were crossed, present hardships appear small beside divine strength, and praise is anticipated as the fitting response to restoration.
Related Scripture
- Isaiah 49:16 God says that his people are engraved on the palms of his hands.
- 2 Timothy 1:10 Paul says that Christ Jesus abolished death and brought life to light.