Sifa Lyrics

Siwezi by Ruth Wamuyu cover art

Ruth Wamuyu - Siwezi Lyrics

Artist:
Ruth Wamuyu

Lyrics

Waniandalia meza mbele ya maadui zangu 
Waniandalia meza Mbele ya maadui zangu ooh 
Nilee eeh ninywee eeh 
Mbele ya maadui zangu ooh 
Nilee eeh ninywee eeh 
Mbele ya maadui zangu ooh  .


Siwezi siwezi (Mungu wangu) 
Bila wewe Yesu siwezi (Nakuhitaji)
Siwezi Siwezi (Mungu wangu) 
Bila wewe Yesu siwezi  .


Siogopi ni salama ukiwa karibu nami 
Siogopi ni salama ukiwa kaaribu nami 
Wanichunga wanitunza siogopi ukiwa na mimi 
Wanitunza wanichunga Siogopi ukiwa na mimi  .


Siwezi siwezi (Nainua mikono yangu) 
Bila wewe yesu siwezi (masiaa eeh nakuhitji) 
Siwezi (Mchungaji mwema) Siwezi (Kilaa saa) 
Bila wewe Yesu siwezi  .


Siwezi nainua mikono yangu Massiah eeh 
Nakuhitajii mchungaji mweema Kila saa aye eeh 
Mfariji kila saa sitishiki ukiwa name 
Mfariji kila saa sitishiki ukiwa nami 
Gongo lako, fimbo lako wafariji moya wangu 
Gongo lako, fimbo lako wafariji moyo wangu  .


Siwezi siwezi (Bila wewe) 
Bila wewe Yesu siwezi (Nakuhitaji)
Siwezi(nakuhitaji) Siwezi (nakuhitaji) 
Kila saa
Bila wewe Yesu siwezi 
(Siwezi bila wewe) siwezi 
(Siwezi bila wewe) siwezi 
Bila wewe Yesu siwezi ...  .


Wema na fadhili zako zinifuate 
Ntadumu nyumba yako milele 


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Meaning & Inspiration

“Siwezi” expresses dependence on Jesus through images of provision, protection, and faithful care. The table prepared before enemies recalls a God who sustains his servant even in adversity, while the repeated confession that life is impossible without Jesus gives the song its central prayer. References to lifted hands, the good shepherd, the rod, and the staff deepen its posture of trust rather than self-reliance.

The closing hope that goodness and mercy will follow and that the singer will dwell in God’s house closely echoes Psalm 23. Within that biblical imagery, fear gives way to safety because God is near. The song’s repetition reinforces a simple conviction: comfort, courage, and daily strength come from the Lord’s presence. Its Swahili language of need and assurance makes it both a worship prayer and a declaration that divine companionship is sufficient in the face of opposition.

Related Scripture

  • Psalm 23:4-6 The lyrics echo the shepherd’s rod and staff, God’s prepared table, goodness and mercy, and dwelling in his house.
  • John 15:5 Jesus says that apart from him his followers can do nothing, matching the repeated confession of dependence.