Pitson + Karura Voices - Pale Ulipo Lyrics
Lyrics
Pale Ulipo By Pitson Legrand Featuring Karura Voices Lyrics.
With a smile on your face.
Move, everybody move..
Aya yay aaayaa.. ya ya yaaaa...
ya ya yaaaa ya ya yaaaa.(repeat)
Verse 1
Naomba siku zote, ulipo ndipo nipo x 4,
Kwa mawazo pale ulipo ndipo nipo
Naomba siku zote ulipo ndipo nipo
Kwa maamuzi,pale ulipo ndipo
nipo
Naomba siku zote ulipo ndipoo.
Chorus
Nipendezwe na
kinachokupendeza,
Nichukizwe na kinachokuchukiza,
Mapenzi yako yafanyike
Kwangu, Kama kwako,
Pale ulipo ndipo nipo. (*2)
Aya yay aaayaa.. ya ya yaaaa...
ya ya yaaaa ya ya yaaaa.(repeat)
Put your hands together....
Naomba siku zote, ulipo ndipo nipo x 4,
Kwa mawazo,pale ulipo ndipo nipo
Naomba siku zote ulipo nipo
Kwa maaamuzi pale ulipo ndipo nipo
Naomba siku zote ulipo ndipo nipo.
Chorus
Nipendezwe na
kinachokupendeza,
Nichukizwe na kinachokuchukiza,
Mapenzi yako yafanyike
Kwangu, Kama kwako,
Pale ulipo ndipo nipo. (*2)
Bridge.
Yerusalem mpya,
tulio ahidiwa na yesu,
kwamba tukimuamini tu.
Mwaminifu
tutakuwa pale alipo ndipo tupo.
Pale alipo
Pale alipo ndipo tupo
Pale alipo
Pale alipo ndipo tupo
Pale alipo
Pale alipo ndipo tupo
Video
Pitson Legrand Ft Karura Voices. PALE ULIPO Official Video. Send "Skiza 5021856" to 811
Meaning & Inspiration
Pitson Legrand's "Pale Ulipo," featuring the powerful vocals of Karura Voices, is more than just a song; it's a profound declaration of unwavering devotion and a resonant echo of scriptural truth. Released on January 6, 2025, this track invites listeners into a space of deep spiritual commitment, drawing a direct parallel between our earthly journey and the promised eternal dwelling with Christ. The core of "Pale Ulipo" lies in its fervent prayer to be eternally aligned with God's presence, a desire articulated through repeated affirmations like "Naomba siku zote, ulipo ndipo nipo" (I ask that all days, where you are, there I am). This isn't a passive wish but an active aspiration to mirror God's will and desires in every aspect of life, whether in thought ("Kwa mawazo pale ulipo ndipo nipo") or in decision-making ("Kwa maamuzi, pale ulipo ndipo nipo"). This echoes the sentiment found in Philippians 2:5, which urges believers to "Let this mind be in you, which was also in Christ Jesus."
The chorus elevates this commitment, expressing a longing to find joy in what pleases God and to be repulsed by what displeases Him: "Nipendezwe na kinachokupendeza, Nichukizwe na kinachokuchukiza." This profound surrender mirrors David's cry in Psalm 139:23-24, "Search me, O God, and know my heart; test me and know my anxious thoughts. See if there is any offensive way in me, and lead me in the way everlasting." The song’s aspiration for God's love to become our own, "Mapenzi yako yafanyike Kwangu, Kama kwako," speaks to the transformative power of divine love, a love that redeems and refashions us into His likeness, as described in Romans 12:2.
The bridge of "Pale Ulipo" masterfully shifts focus to the ultimate hope: the New Jerusalem, the heavenly city promised by Jesus. It explicitly links faith in Him with our eternal destiny, stating, "Yerusalem mpya, tulio ahidiwa na yesu, kwamba tukimuamini tu. Mwaminifu tutakuwa pale alipo ndipo tupo." This verse powerfully connects to biblical promises of dwelling with Christ, such as John 14:2-3, where Jesus assures His disciples, "My Father’s house has many rooms; if it were not so, would I have told you that I am going there to prepare a place for you? And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come back and take you to be with me that you also may be where I am." The repeated refrain "Pale alipo ndipo tupo" (Where He is, there we are) serves as a powerful, faith-filled anticipation of this glorious reunion, grounding the song's message in the unwavering faithfulness of God and the sure promise of eternal life for those who believe. The presence of Karura Voices adds a rich, communal dimension, amplifying the prayerful supplication and the triumphant hope embedded within Pitson's composition. "Pale Ulipo" is an inspiring call to live a life fully surrendered, driven by the promise of eternal fellowship.