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Sisi Ni Wale by Phina cover art

Phina - Sisi Ni Wale Lyrics

Artist:
Phina

Lyrics

Sisi ni wale tuliosaidiwa na Mungu


Sisi ndo wale tuliobarikiwa na Baba


Sisi ni wale tuliosaidiwa na Mungu


Sisi ndo wale tuliobarikiwa na Baba


Sina hela, sina pesa, sina doh


Sina nyumba sina gari, sina ooh


Kila kukikucha mi naiwaza kesho


Napiga moyo konde nitafika ooh


Wanaokudharau leo


Watakusalimia kesho, kwa heshima


Wanaokusema sema, watakusifia kesho


Unaokula nao na kucheka nao


Kesho ukidondoka utokuwa nao


Piga moyo konde


Wakati wa Mungu wakati sahihi


Piga moyo konde


Wakati wa Baba wakati sahihi


(Sisi ni wale)


Sisi ni wale tuliosaidiwa na Mungu


Sisi ndo wale tuliobarikiwa na Baba


Sisi ni wale tuliosaidiwa na Mungu


Sisi ndo wale tuliobarikiwa na Baba


Jana niliumwa, nikadhani nitakufa


Leo niko fiti, ukinicheki nadundika


Nilipoachishwa kazi walidhani nitasota


Leo nipo juu ile kibosi nadundika


Kama unaamini umesaidiwa na Mungu


Piga kelele


Kelele moja


(Eeh) Kelele mbili (Eeh eeh)


Kama unaamini umesaidiwa na Mungu


Piga kelele


Kelele moja


(Eeh) Kelele mbili (Eeh eeh)


Sisi ni wale tuliosaidiwa na Mungu


Sisi ndo wale tuliobarikiwa na Baba


Sisi ni wale tuliosaidiwa na Mungu


Sisi ndo wale tuliobarikiwa na Baba


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Meaning & Inspiration

“Sisi Ni Wale” is a Swahili song of testimony, encouragement, and gratitude to God. Its repeated refrain identifies the singers as people helped by God and blessed by the Father. The verses acknowledge financial lack, illness, job loss, uncertainty, and unreliable companionship without allowing those hardships to become the final word. Instead, the song urges perseverance and confidence that God’s timing is right.

The theme of help from God closely reflects Psalm 121:1–2, which locates help in the Lord, the Maker of heaven and earth. Its emphasis on remembering divine help also fits Psalm 103:2, a call not to forget God’s benefits. The repeated phrase “Piga moyo konde” gives the lyric an encouraging tone: present difficulty need not determine the future. The testimony moves from private struggle to public celebration, inviting those who recognize God’s help to respond with joyful shouts. Gratitude, patient hope, and praise therefore remain joined throughout the song.

Related Scripture

  • Psalm 121:1-2 The psalm identifies the Lord, Maker of heaven and earth, as the source of help.
  • Psalm 103:2 The psalm calls God’s people to remember and praise him for his benefits.
  • Ecclesiastes 3:1 The verse affirms that every matter has its appointed time.