Tafes Aru - Hakuna Kama Wewe Lyrics
Lyrics
Hallelujah, hallelujah
Ongeza makofi kwa ajili ya Bwana
Wapi watoto wa Mungu wakimsifu yeye
Ni yeye aliye bwana mkuu
Ni yeye Bwana anafanya mambo ambayo
Kwa akili zetu hatuwezi
Ni yeye mfalme aha
Ni nani huyu Mungu nguvu (Bwana)
Ni nani mfalme huyu mwenye uweza (Bwana)
Ni nani mfalme huyu mwenye nguvu (Bwana)
Ni nani bwana huyu mwenye uweza (Bwana)
Kwa neno lake aliitangaza mbingu (Bwana)
Kwa neno lake aliitangaza nchi (Bwana)
Ni nani huyu Mungu nguvu (Bwana)
Nauliza ni nani mfalme huyu mwenye uweza (Bwana)
Ni nani mfalme huyu mwenye nguvu (Bwana)
Ni nani bwana huyu mwenye uweza (Bwana)
Kwa neno lake aliitangaza mbingu (Bwana)
Kwa neno lake aliitangaza nchi (Bwana)
Ni nani huyu Mungu nguvu (Bwana)
Ni nani mfalme huyu mwenye uweza (Bwana)
Ni nani mfalme huyu mwenye nguvu (Bwana)
Ni nani bwana huyu mwenye uweza (Bwana)
Kwa neno lake aliitangaza mbingu (Bwana)
Kwa neno lake aliitangaza nchi (Bwana)
Hakuna kama wewe, umetukuka milele
Hakuna kama wewe, umetukuka milele
Hakuna kama wewe, umetukuka milele
Hakuna kama wewe, umetukuka milele
Ni nani huyu Mungu nguvu (Bwana)
Ni nani mfalme huyu mwenye uweza (Bwana)
Ni nani mfalme huyu mwenye nguvu (Bwana)
Ni nani bwana huyu mwenye uweza (Bwana)
Kwa neno lake aliitangaza mbingu (Bwana)
Kwa neno lake aliiachilia nchi (Bwana)
Ni nani huyu Mungu nguvu (Bwana)
Ni nani mfalme huyu mwenye uweza (Bwana)
Ni nani mfalme huyu mwenye nguvu (Bwana)
Ni nani bwana huyu mwenye uweza (Bwana)
Kwa neno lake aliitangaza mbingu (Bwana)
Kwa neno lake aliitangaza nchi (Bwana)
Hakuna kama wewe, umetukuka milele
Hakuna kama wewe, umetukuka milele
Hakuna kama wewe, umetukuka milele
Hakuna kama wewe, umetukuka milele
Bwana Hakuna kama wewe
Hakuna kama wewe, hakuna kama wewe
Bwana Hakuna kama wewe
Video
Hakuna Kama Wewe (LIVE) tafes aru P/W team.
Meaning & Inspiration
Tafes Aru, alongside the P/W team, offered a powerful declaration of faith with the release of "Hakuna Kama Wewe (LIVE)" on April 25, 2020. This song transcends mere musical performance, presenting itself as an immersive worship experience, a heartfelt communal affirmation of God's unparalleled sovereignty. The very title, "Hakuna Kama Wewe," meaning "There is no one like You," encapsulates the profound theological truth at the core of its message, inviting everyone who hears to acknowledge the uniqueness and majesty of the Creator.
The narrative woven through "Hakuna Kama Wewe" begins with a vibrant call to worship, urging "Hallelujah" and asking, "Where are the children of God praising Him?" This immediate engagement sets the stage, pulling listeners into a collective celebration. The lyrics swiftly move to describe God as "the great Lord" and "the King," emphasizing that "He does things that we cannot comprehend with our minds." This foundational truth resonates deeply, reminding us of Isaiah 55:8-9, where God declares His thoughts and ways are higher than our own. It underscores the divine wisdom and power that operates beyond human understanding, an invitation to trust in a God whose plans are perfect even when they defy our logic.
The song builds momentum through a series of rhetorical questions, repeatedly asking, "Who is this mighty God? Who is this King with power? Who is this Lord with strength?" These aren't questions seeking an answer from humanity but rather a rhetorical device designed to highlight the immense, unrivaled attributes of God. This echoes the powerful questioning found in passages like Job 38 or Psalm 24:8, which asks, "Who is this King of glory? The Lord strong and mighty, the Lord mighty in battle." The inquiry points directly to His omnipotence and majesty. The subsequent declaration, "By His word, He declared the heavens… By His word, He declared the earth," serves as a profound answer, linking God's power to His creative acts. This draws directly from the very first chapters of Genesis, where God spoke creation into being, and is affirmed in Psalm 33:6, "By the word of the Lord the heavens were made, their starry host by the breath of his mouth," and Hebrews 11:3, reminding us that "the universe was formed at God’s command." It unequivocally establishes Him as the ultimate source of all existence.
The recurring refrain, "Hakuna kama wewe, umetukuka milele," which translates to "There is no one like You, You are exalted forever," serves as the song's spiritual anchor and ultimate confession. This central message solidifies the divine attributes previously presented, declaring that God stands alone in His greatness and holiness. It's a truth echoed throughout Scripture, from Deuteronomy 33:26, "There is no one like the God of Jeshurun," to Isaiah 46:9, where God states, "I am God, and there is no other; I am God, and there is none like me." This declaration of unique exaltation inspires a deep sense of reverence and worship, inviting believers to place their trust and adoration in a God who is truly incomparable. The song, therefore, functions as both an anthem of praise and a powerful theological teaching, encouraging believers to reflect on the nature of God, solidifying their understanding of His supremacy, and stirring within them a renewed commitment to worship Him who is worthy of eternal praise.