Lyrics
Nakuinulia mikono nasema asante
Nakuinulia mikono nanajitoa kwako
Bwana nakuinulia mikono nasema asante
Nakuinulia mikono nanajitoa kwako
Nakuinulia mikono nasema asante
Nakuinulia mikono nanajitoa kwako
Yesu unipendaye kwako nakimbilia
Ni wewe unitoshaye mwovu akinijia
Yafiche ubavuni mwako maisha yangu
Nifikishe mbinguni uinue moyo wangu
Na na na
Nakuinulia mikono nasema asante
Nakuinulia mikono nanajitoa kwako
Nakuinulia mikono nasema asante
Nakuinulia mikono nanajitoa kw
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Meaning & Inspiration
Naikuinulia Mikono centers on gratitude, surrender, refuge, and hope of heaven. The repeated lifting of hands accompanies thanksgiving and self-offering to God, giving the lyric a clear posture of worship. Its later lines address Jesus as the one whose love is sufficient and whose presence becomes a place of safety when evil approaches. The request for life to be hidden at God’s side adds a tender image of protection and dependence.
Psalm 63:4 directly joins blessing God with lifted hands, closely matching the song’s recurring action. The plea to be sheltered also recalls Psalm 17:8, where protection is sought beneath the shadow of God’s wings. The language of giving oneself to God may further be read alongside Romans 12:1 and its call to offer one’s life in worship. Together, these themes make the song both thankful and prayerful: praise is expressed physically, surrender is voiced personally, and confidence rests in Christ’s love, protection, and ability to lead a faithful life toward its promised destination.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 63:4 The psalm joins blessing God with lifting hands in his name.
- Psalm 17:8 The psalm asks God for protection under the shadow of his wings.
- Romans 12:1 Paul describes offering one’s life to God as spiritual worship.