Lyrics
Ni wewe tu Bwana, Ni wewe tu
Ni wewe tu Bwana ni wewe tu
Wewe ni mwanzo na mwisho Baba
Alpha Omega hilo ni Jina lako
Ushindi wako Baba ni wa milele
Nakuinua ninasema ni wewe Baba
Ni wewe tu Bwana, Ni wewe tu
Ni wewe tu Bwana ni wewe tu
Jua na mwezi zote zakuabudu
Samaki baharini hata na ndege wakwinua
waanasema niwewe, ni wewe Baba
Ni wewe tu Bwana, Ni wewe tu
Ni wewe tu Bwana ni wewe tu
Hakuna mshindi kama wewe
Hakuna kama wewe
Hakuna Mungu kama wewe
Hakuna kama wewe
Hakuna mponyaji kama wewe
Hakuna kama wewe x3
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Ni Wewe Tu Bwana” centers on the uniqueness and supremacy of God. The recurring title phrase, meaning “It is only the Lord,” functions as a steady confession that no rival shares God’s place. Names such as Alpha and Omega identify God as beginning and end, while references to everlasting victory extend that rule beyond temporary circumstances. The song’s repetition reinforces exclusive trust and adoration.
Creation joins that worship through images of the sun, moon, fish, and birds lifting praise. This broad scene places human worship within the praise of the created order rather than treating it as an isolated act. The closing declarations name God as unmatched victor, God, and healer. Together, the lyrics move from divine identity to creation’s response and then to personal confession. The result is a worship song grounded in God’s eternal nature, incomparable character, sovereign victory, and ability to heal.
Related Scripture
- Revelation 22:13 God is identified as the Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end.
- Psalm 148:3-10 The sun, moon, sea creatures, birds, and other created things are called to praise the Lord.
- Exodus 15:11 The song of Moses declares that no one is like the Lord in holiness and glory.