Sarah K - Nimekuja Kusema Lyrics

Album: Nimekuja Kusema (feat. Shachah Team)
Released: 21 Jun 2025
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Lyrics

Nimekuja kusema asante Nimekuja kusema ahsante Ahsante kwa wema wako, na fadhili zako Baba Mimi nimekuja kusema ahsante

Nimekuja kusema asante Nimekuja kusema ahsante Ahsante kwa wema wako, na fadhili zako Baba Mimi nimekuja kusema ahsante

Chorus: Asante asante! Nimekuja kusema asante Asante asante! Nimekuja kusema asante

Nimekuja kusema ahsante Shukrani zangu, nazileta kwako Shukrani zangu, Baba zipokee Moyo wangu washukuru, nafsi yangu yakuhimidi Baba Kwa fadhili zako, na wema wako

Asante asante! Nimekuja kusema asante Asante asante! Nimekuja kusema asante

Umetutoa mbali, umetupeleka mbali Tumeona mkono wako, ukiwa pamoja nasi

Asante asante! Nimekuja kusema asante Asante asante! Nimekuja kusema asante

Video

NIMEKUJA KUSEMA -Dr. Sarah K & Shachah Team (LIVE VIDEO)SMS... SKIZA 6930833 send to 811

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Meaning & Inspiration

I keep playing Sarah K’s Nimekuja Kusema over in my head. It’s so simple—just repeatedly coming back to say thank you. I think about that verse in Psalms where the writer tells his soul to bless the Lord and not forget His benefits, and that feels like exactly what’s happening here. The way she brings her whole being—her soul and heart—to offer thanks for His goodness and kindness feels right. It’s that basic posture of recognizing who God is and what He’s done, which is something I feel like I lose sight of way too often when life gets loud.

When she sings about Him taking us from far away and carrying us further, it hits home. It feels a lot like how God described bringing His people out of Egypt, just moving them through places they couldn't have navigated on their own. It’s a bit humbling, honestly, to admit I’m only where I am because His hand was there. But then I find myself wondering if my gratitude is actually rooted in His character or just in the things He does for me. The song leans hard on His kindness, and while that’s definitely in the Bible—His mercies being new every morning—I have to ask myself if I’d still be able to show up and say thank you if the "hand" wasn't doing exactly what I wanted it to do. Is the thankfulness tied to His nature, or is it just because things have gone well? I’m not sure I always know the difference, but the lyrics force me to look at whether I’m worshiping for the right reasons.

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