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Lingala Ya Yesu by Pitson cover art

Pitson - Lingala Ya Yesu Lyrics

Artist:
Pitson

Lyrics

Imekuwa muda sasa papa sijakuimbia Lingala Baba


Nimekuwa nikishughulisha na mareggea na maragga


Mablues zikafanya mimi n'kalala 


Sasa nimeamka Baba naimba Lingala 


Waliniambia lingala poa nifunge mshipi juu ya tumbo


Na nijue kilingala eti “petit Lingala le eza moke” 


Wakaniambia Lingala poa niongee katikati ya wimbo


“Naongea, na sina kitu cha kusema” 


Mimi nasema Lingala ya Yesu haikuwangi complicated


Ukipewa kagitaa tu, Ukipewa kagitaa tu,


Unainua mikono juu, unasifu Yesu juu 


Lingala ya Yesu wangu, inaokoa 


Lingala ya Yesu wangu, inabariki 


Lingala ya Yesu wangu, si complicated 


Unasifu unasifu unasifu Yesu Juu 


Sio lazima utoboe kila pahali ndio msanii usikike 


Sio lazima magari ya kifahari ndio video ishike 


Sio lazima ujue kilingala ndio Congo ufike 


Nao madancer, nguo zimewabana, zimewabana 


Mimi nasema Lingala ya Yesu haikuwangi complicated


Ukipewa kagitaa tu, Ukipewa kagitaa tu


Unainua mikono juu, unasifu Yesu juu 


Lingala ya Yesu wangu, inaokoa 


Lingala ya Yesu wangu, inabariki 


Lingala ya Yesu wangu, si complicated 


Unasifu unasifu unasifu Yesu Juu 


Unasifu unasifu Yesu juu 


Sio jina lako we msanii, unasifu Yesu Juu 


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Meaning & Inspiration

“Lingala Ya Yesu” presents Christian praise with humor, rhythmic energy, and a direct refusal to make worship needlessly complicated. The verses playfully discuss musical styles, performance habits, clothing, luxury cars, and the pressure to appear impressive. Against those concerns, the song returns to a simple picture: a guitar sounds, hands are raised, and Jesus is praised.

Its chorus declares that praise centered on Jesus brings salvation and blessing. The closing line sharpens the message by insisting that the artist’s own name is not the object of attention; Jesus is to be lifted high. That emphasis aligns with biblical calls to praise God through instruments, voice, and every breath. The lyric does not reject musical skill, but it places style and public image beneath the purpose of worship. In this way, its Lingala-inspired celebration becomes a call for joyful, Christ-centered praise rather than self-promotion.

Related Scripture

  • Psalm 150:3-6 The psalm calls for joyful praise with instruments and with every breath.
  • Colossians 3:17 The passage directs words and actions toward the name of the Lord Jesus rather than self-glory.