Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Kila goti litapigwa mbele yake
Na kila ulimi utakiri Yesu aliye mkuu
Yeye ni Bwana, ametukuka juu ya vyote
Nimeshangilia, ushindi ni wake milele
[Pre-Chorus]
Sauti zetu juu, tunaimba kwa shangwe
Ametenda makuu kwetu, anawapenda watu wake
Mbona bado unasubiri nini?
Njoo kwa Yesu sasa hivi
Mungu hutimiza mahitaji yako yote
[Chorus]
Usikawie, mlango wafunguliwa
Kuna nafasi kwa wote wamchao
Yuko karibu nawe hata unapolia
Anasikia sauti yako
[Verse 2]
Nilitembea gizani
Sikuona njia, nililia kimya
Nilihisi mkono wake, ndipo nikatulia
Nilijua wewe ni mwema
Tunaimba, tunaimba
[Pre-Chorus]
Sauti zetu juu, tunaimba kwa shangwe
Ametenda makuu kwetu, anawapenda watu wake
Mbona bado unasubiri nini?
Njoo kwa Yesu sasa hivi
Mungu hutimiza mahitaji yako yote
[Chorus]
Usikawie, mlango wafunguliwa
Kuna nafasi kwa wote wamchao
Yuko karibu nawe hata unapolia
Anasikia sauti yako
[Chorus]
Usikawie, mlango wafunguliwa
Kuna nafasi kwa wote wamchao
Yuko karibu nawe hata unapolia
Anasikia sauti yako
[Outro]
Anasikia sauti yako (Hata ukiwa gizani)
Anasikia sauti yako (Na moyo ukiwa dhaifu)
Anasikia sauti yako (Katika yote)
Anasikia sauti yako
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Meaning & Inspiration
Usikawie combines praise with an urgent invitation to turn to Jesus without delay. The opening declares the lordship of Christ and celebrates his lasting victory, while the refrain presents an open door and room for all who honor him. That invitation is balanced by testimony: the singer remembers darkness, quiet tears, and the calming assurance of divine presence. Repeated lines about God hearing a cry give the song a pastoral focus on nearness in distress.
Several lyric themes closely follow biblical language. Every knee bowing and every tongue confessing Jesus as Lord echoes Philippians 2. The assurance that God hears those who cry recalls Psalm 34, while the open door suggests access that God himself provides. Praise, repentance, and confidence therefore belong together in the song. Its call, “Njoo kwa Yesu sasa hivi,” gives the refrain its urgency, but the reason for coming is grace rather than fear: Christ is presented as exalted, attentive, and near to the person who suffers. The outro sustains that assurance across darkness, weakness, and every circumstance.
Related Scripture
- Philippians 2:10-11 The passage says every knee will bow and every tongue confess that Jesus Christ is Lord.
- Psalm 34:17-18 The psalm says the Lord hears the righteous cry and remains near to the brokenhearted.
- Revelation 3:8 Christ speaks of an open door that no one can shut.