Sifa Lyrics

Utanifikia by Pitson cover art

Pitson - Utanifikia Lyrics

Artist:
Pitson

Lyrics

Eh eh, eeeh eeh eh 
Eh eh, eeeh eeh eh 
Eh eh, eeeh eeh eh 
Eh eh, eeeh eeh eh 


Eh eh, eeeh eeh eh 
Eh eh, eeeh eeh eh 
Eh eh, eeeh eeh eh 
Eh eh, eeeh eeh eh 


Naje ningezaliwa kwa nchi isiyokujua
Nikikutaja tu wananiua
Kubeba kitabu chako baba ikuwe hatia
Ungenifikia, ungenifikia 


Na vile nimeonja uzuri wako sasa najua
Na vile nimeonja upendo wako sasa najua
Ungenifikia, we ni baba ungenifikia 
Ungenifikia, we ni baba 


Niteleze, nianguke
Nikosee eh na nichafuke
Utanifikia, utanifikia
Utanifikia, utanifikia


Niteleze, nianguke
Nikosee eh na nichafuke
Utanifikia, utanifikia
Utanifikia, utanifikia


Na je ningependana na mpenzi asiyekujua
Nikose wakati wako Baba ameshachukua
Kubeba kitabu chako Baba ikuwe ushamba
Ungenifikia, ungenifikia 


Na vile nimeonja uzuri wako sasa najua
Na vile nimeonja upendo wako sasa najua
Ungenifikia, we ni baba ungenifikia 
Ungenifikia, we ni baba 


Niteleze, nianguke
Nikosee eh na nichafuke
Utanifikia, utanifikia
Utanifikia, utanifikia


Niteleze, nianguke
Nikosee eh na nichafuke
Utanifikia, utanifikia
Utanifikia, utanifikia


Niteleze, nianguke
Nikosee eh na nichafuke
Utanifikia, utanifikia
Utanifikia, utanifikia


Niteleze, nianguke
Nikosee eh na nichafuke
Utanifikia, utanifikia
Utanifikia, utanifikia


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Meaning & Inspiration

Utanifikia reflects on the reach of Gods care through imagined situations of distance, failure, and social pressure. The singer wonders about life in a place where faith is punished or in a relationship that leaves little room for God. Those questions are answered by confidence that divine pursuit would continue. Having tasted Gods goodness and love, the singer returns to the assurance that falling, sinning, or becoming stained would not place a person beyond that pursuit.

The central idea closely matches Psalm 139:7-10, where no distant place lies outside Gods presence and guidance. It also recalls the shepherd in Luke 15:4-7, who searches for the lost sheep and rejoices when it is found. The song does not treat failure as unimportant; its repeated confession instead emphasizes mercy that seeks restoration. That combination gives the lyric a hopeful focus on Gods initiative, especially when weakness, fear, or an opposing culture might suggest abandonment.

Related Scripture

  • Psalm 139:7-10 The psalm says that no distant place is beyond Gods presence and guidance.
  • Luke 15:4-7 The shepherd searches for the lost sheep until it is found.