PaPi Clever & Dorcas - Ntumpiteho mukiza 36 Gushimisha Lyrics
Lyrics
Ntumpiteho Mukiza We
Wumv’uko Nganya
Ubw’ugenderera Abandi
Nanjye Ntusige
Yesu Mukiza Wanjye
Wumv’uko Nganya
Ubwo Ugenderera Abandi
Nanjye Ntusige
Yesu Mukiza Wanjye
Wumv’uko Nganya
Ubwo Ugenderera Abandi
Nanjye Ntusige
Mpa Kweger’intebe Yawe
Mpabw’imbabazi
Ngupfukamiye Mbabaye
Mpa Kukwizera
Yesu Mukiza Wanjye
Wumv’uko Nganya
Ubwo Ugenderera Abandi
Nanjye Ntusige
Yesu Mukiza Wanjye
Wumv’uko Nganya
Ubwo Ugenderera Abandi
Nanjye Ntusige
Nta Wundi Nakwizigira
Ni Wowe Nshaka
Mvur’ibikomere Byanjye
Umbabarire
Yesu Mukiza Wanjye
Wumv’uko Nganya
Ubwo Ugenderera Abandi
Nanjye Ntusige
Yesu Mukiza Wanjye
Wumv’uko Nganya
Ubwo Ugenderera Abandi
Nanjye Ntusige
Ur’isoko Y’amahoro
Nyir’ubugingo
Singir’undi Niyambaza
Keretse Wowe
Yesu Mukiza Wanjye
Wumv’uko Nganya
Ubwo Ugenderera Abandi
Nanjye Ntusige
Yesu Mukiza Wanjye
Wumv’uko Nganya
Ubwo Ugenderera Abandi
Nanjye Ntusige
Yesu Mukiza Wanjye
Wumv’uko Nganya
Ubwo Ugenderera Abandi
Nanjye Ntusige
Video
Ntumpiteho mukiza 36 Gushimisha - Papi Clever & Dorcas - Video lyrics (2021)
Meaning & Inspiration
"Ntumpiteho Mukiza," released in 2021 by PaPi Clever & Dorcas, is a deeply resonant gospel song that serves as a powerful prayer of dependence on Jesus Christ. The title itself, translating roughly to "Don't Pass Me By, My Savior," immediately sets the tone for the profound plea that unfolds within its lyrics. This isn't a song merely about musical enjoyment; it's an earnest outpouring of a soul seeking divine presence and intervention. The core message revolves around the desire for Christ's attention and favor, particularly in moments when He seems to be visiting others. The singers articulate a vulnerable yearning, echoing the sentiment of the woman with the issue of blood who believed that just touching Jesus' garment would bring healing (Mark 5:25-34).
The lyrical content beautifully captures a profound theological truth: our utter inability to save ourselves and our absolute need for God's grace. The repeated entreaty, "Ubwo Ugenderera Abandi Nanjye Ntusige" (When You visit others, don't leave me behind), speaks to a recognition that God's blessings and transformative power are active, and the singer longs to be a recipient of that grace. The verses express a profound humility, asking to be brought near to Christ's throne and to receive forgiveness and faith. This aligns perfectly with the biblical understanding that God draws near to the humble and contrite heart (Psalm 51:17). The request for forgiveness ("Umbabarire") and the plea for faith ("Mpa Kukwizera" - give me to believe) highlight a deep understanding of our fallen nature and the necessity of divine empowerment to live a life pleasing to God.
Further reinforcing the song's message, the lyrics proclaim Jesus as the sole source of peace and life, stating, "Nta Wundi Nakwizigira Ni Wowe Nshaka" (There is no other I can trust, it is You I want) and "Ur’isoko Y’amahoro Nyir’ubugingo" (You are the source of peace, the giver of life). This declaration is a powerful affirmation of Christ's unique position as Lord and Savior, echoing passages like John 14:6, where Jesus states, "I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me." The unwavering focus on Jesus as the singular object of trust and the wellspring of all good things underscores a mature understanding of salvation and spiritual sustenance. The song, therefore, functions as an anthem for believers who understand that their spiritual journey is entirely contingent on God's continuous presence, His mercy, and His faithfulness to those who humbly cry out to Him. It’s an inspiring call to unwavering reliance on Christ, reminding listeners of His boundless compassion and His promise never to leave or forsake His own (Hebrews 13:5).