Paul Clement - Naamini Lyrics
Lyrics
Ninakuamini wewe utafanya
Ninakuamini wewe utatenda
Ninakuamini wewe utajibu
Nakutazama wewe tu
Ninakuamini wewe utafanya
Ninakuamini wewe utatenda
Ninakuamini wewe utajibu
Nakutazama wewe tu
I trust in you Hoo Lord you will do
I trust in hoo Lord You come do
I trust in you hoo Lord you will do
I look unto you my Lord
I trust in you my Lord you will do
I trust in you my Lord You come do
I trust in you my Lord you will do
I look unto you my Lord
I trust in you my Lord you will do
I trust in you my Lord You come do
I trust in you my Lord you will do
I look unto you my Lord
I trust in you my Lord you will do
I trust in you my Lord You come do
I trust in you my Lord you will do
I look unto you my Lord
Ninajua unaweza,naamini
Ninajua unatenda,naamini
Ninajua u mwaminifu,naamini
Bwana nakutazama wewe tu
Ninajua unanguvu,naamini
Ninajua unaweza,naamini
Ninajua u mwaminifu,naamini
Bwana nakutazama wewe tu
Lord I know Your powerful,I believe
Jesus I know You are able,I believe
Jesus I know You are faithful,I believe
I look unto you my Lord
I know Your powerful,I believe
I know You are able,I believe
I know You are faithful,I believe
I look unto you my Lord
Ninajua unaweza,naamini
Ninajua unatenda,naamini
Ninajua u mwaminifu,naamini
Bwana nakutazama wewe tu
I know Your powerful,I believe
I know You are able,I believe
I know You are faithful,I believe
I look unto you my Lord
Ninajua utatenda,utafanya mwokozi wangu
Ninajua utatenda,utafanya mwokozi wangu
Ninakuamini wewe utafanya
Ninakuamini wewe utatenda
Ninakuamini wewe utajibu
Nakutazama wewe tu
Ninakuamini wewe utafanya
Ninakuamini wewe utatenda
Ninakuamini wewe utajibu
Nakutazama wewe tu
I trust in you Hoo Lord you will do
I trust in hoo Lord You come do
I trust in you hoo Lord you will do
I look unto you my Lord
I trust in you my Lord you will do
I trust in you my Lord You come do
I trust in you my Lord you will do
I look unto you my Lord
I trust in you my Lord you will do
I trust in you my Lord You come do
I trust in you my Lord you will do
I look unto you my Lord
I trust in you my Lord you will do
I trust in you my Lord You come do
I trust in you my Lord you will do
I look unto you my Lord
Ninajua unaweza,naamini
Ninajua unatenda,naamini
Ninajua u mwaminifu,naamini
Bwana nakutazama wewe tu
Ninajua unanguvu,naamini
Ninajua unaweza,naamini
Ninajua u mwaminifu,naamini
Bwana nakutazama wewe tu
Lord I know Your powerful,I believe
Jesus I know You are able,I believe
Jesus I know You are faithful,I believe
I look unto you my Lord
I know Your powerful,I believe
I know You are able,I believe
I know You are faithful,I believe
I look unto you my Lord
Ninajua unaweza,naamini
Ninajua unatenda,naamini
Ninajua u mwaminifu,naamini
Bwana nakutazama wewe tu
I know Your powerful,I believe
I know You are able,I believe
I know You are faithful,I believe
I look unto you my Lord
Ninajua utatenda,utafanya mwokozi wangu
Ninajua utatenda,utafanya mwokozi wangu
Video
Paul Clement ft Sarah Ndosi - Naamini (Official live recording video )
Meaning & Inspiration
Released on December 24, 2023, Paul Clement's "Naamini," featuring Sarah Ndosi, emerges as a profound declaration of faith, captured in an official live recording video that immediately immerses one into its powerful spiritual atmosphere. The song's title itself, "Naamini," which translates from Swahili as "I believe" or "I trust," perfectly encapsulates the core message that resonates throughout its entirety. This is not merely a song but a heartfelt prayer and an unwavering statement of conviction in the divine.
At its essence, "Naamini" articulates a profound, singular reliance on God, expressing a deep-seated belief in His active involvement in the lives of His people. The repeated lines, "Ninakuamini wewe utafanya, Ninakuamini wewe utatenda, Ninakuamini wewe utajibu, Nakutazama wewe tu," translate to "I trust in you, you will do, I trust in you, you will act, I trust in you, you will answer, I look unto you only." These phrases form the bedrock of the song's meaning, serving as a powerful affirmation of God’s omnipotence and responsive nature. It portrays a posture of absolute surrender and expectation, directing all hope and attention toward the Creator, mirroring the sentiment of Psalm 121:1-2, "I lift up my eyes to the mountains—where does my help come from? My help comes from the Lord, the Maker of heaven and earth."
The song then deepens this declaration by reiterating knowledge of God’s attributes, with lines such as "Ninajua unaweza, naamini," meaning "I know you are able, I believe," and "Ninajua u mwaminifu, naamini," which declares, "I know you are faithful, I believe." This progression from a general trust to a specific knowledge of God's character reinforces a faith that is not blind, but informed by understanding His proven track record. This steadfast confidence in God's ability to act, to perform, and to provide answers resonates with Jeremiah 32:27, where the Lord asks, "Is anything too hard for me?" It speaks to an assurance that God’s power knows no bounds, and His capacity to intervene in human circumstances is limitless, echoing Ephesians 3:20, "Now to him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine."
Moreover, the emphasis on God's faithfulness within "Naamini" is particularly inspiring. The repeated assertion, "Ninajua u mwaminifu, naamini," serves as a comforting reminder that God remains true to His word and His nature, regardless of external circumstances. This truth is a cornerstone of biblical faith, frequently affirmed in scripture, such as in Lamentations 3:22-23: "The steadfast love of the Lord never ceases; His mercies never come to an end; they are new every morning; great is your faithfulness!" It encourages a resilient hope, knowing that the One in whom we place our trust is unwavering and dependable. This reliance on God's faithfulness transforms worry into worship and doubt into unwavering belief.
The bilingual nature of the lyrics, transitioning between Swahili and English, expands the song's reach, allowing its potent message to transcend cultural and linguistic barriers. This strategic repetition, both within and across languages, is a common and effective worship practice, designed to engrain the truth deep within the heart, turning intellectual assent into an experiential reality. It's a meditative and declarative process, building spiritual momentum and affirming the believer's stance. "Naamini" therefore becomes more than a song; it transforms into a personal creed, a constant refrain for the soul to declare in times of uncertainty and in moments of thanksgiving. The collective voice of Paul Clement and Sarah Ndosi, in this live recording, lends an authenticity and shared experience to this spiritual journey, inviting all to join in this powerful declaration of faith. Ultimately, "Naamini" is a vibrant testament to the enduring power of trust in God, a compelling invitation to fix our gaze solely upon Him, and an empowering anthem for anyone seeking to anchor their hope in His unchanging character.