Sifa Lyrics

TAFI by Tomi Favored + TY Bello cover art

Tomi Favored + TY Bello - TAFI Lyrics

Artist:
Tomi Favored + TY Bello

Lyrics

Verse 1


We place the blood
On the door
Of our nation
We place the blood
On the door
Of our nation
We plead the blood
Of Jesus
On the doors
We place the blood
On the door
Of our nation


Chorus


Because when you see the blood
You must pass over the blood
Cos when you see the blood
You must pass over the blood
Cos when you see the blood
You have to pass over the blood
Sickness, disease, Satan
You gotta pass over the blood
On the doors
Of our nation
Cos we place the blood
On the door
Of our nation


Verse 2


The blood of the covenant
Always covers the remnants
Who put trust in the Lamb of God
His sacrifice is permanent
To mark up the doorpost
Is a sign of obedience
For where there is a pharaoh
God's own redemption takes precedence
Ear gates, eye gates
Mind gates, flood gates
Casting down evil imaginations
And what God hates
We place the blood on the door of our generation
You see
We place the blood to sanctify all of the nations to be
We stand at our station
Against invalid oblations
The blood of the Lamb of God
That take over invasion
The Passover is Grace
In Christ we see God's face
Propitiation is made
And now we all come to faith
The blood of Jesus speaks
Better things, better things
Than the madness and the sorrow
That the enemy brings
In the name of the King of Glory
Man let freedom reign
As the army of the Almighty yeah
We come and sing
We come and sing
We come and sing
In the name of the King of Glory
Yeah let freedom reign
We come and sing
We come and sing
As the army of the Almighty yeah
We come and sing


Bridge


Passover
You're not welcome
You must passover
You're not welcome
Leave right now
Kó ra ẹ dánu (Get out of here)
Passover
Ko ja ma lo (Pass and go away)
Kó ra ẹ dánu (Get out of here)
Leave
Leave
Leave
In the name of Jesus leave


Outro


Tafi
Tafi
Yun zu Yun zu Tafi
A su na Yesu Tafi
Yun zu
Yun zu
Yun zu A su na Yesu Tafi
Passover
A su na Yesu Tafi
In the name of Jesus leave
A su na Yesu Tafi
A su na Yesu Tafi
Yun zu
Leave now
There's no place for you here
Leave now
In the name of Jesus
Passover
Leave now
In the name of Jesus
There's no way
Leave now
Passover
Tafi
A su na Yesu Tafi
In the matchless name of Jesus
Tafi Tafi
Kó ra ẹ dánu (Get out of here)
Leave right now
A su na Yesu A su na Yesu Tafi
A su na Yesu Tafi
(Tounges)
A su na Yesu Tafi
You are not welcome here devil
A su na Yesu Tafi
Right now we decree by the blood of the Lamb
A su na Yesu Tafi
Kó ra ẹ dánu (Get out of here)
Kó ra ẹ dánu (Get out of here)
Kó ra ẹ dánu (Get out of here)
We take authority over you
In the name of Jesus we take authority over you
You don't have any where to stay
There's no room for you
Cos Jesus Jesus is King right here
So passover


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Meaning & Inspiration

The song is a forceful prayer for protection, deliverance, and freedom through the blood of Jesus. Its central image places the Passover sign upon the doors of a nation, extending the Exodus story into an appeal against sickness, evil, fear, and spiritual oppression. The verses connect obedience at the doorposts with trust in the Lamb of God, while the repeated commands in several languages give the lyric the character of communal spiritual warfare. Christ’s sacrifice, rather than human strength, remains the stated basis of authority.

Exodus 12 supplies the song’s controlling image: judgment passes over homes marked with the lamb’s blood. Hebrews 12 also informs the line that Jesus’ blood speaks better things, contrasting Christ’s covenant work with Abel’s blood. The description of casting down evil imaginations closely echoes 2 Corinthians 10. Taken together, these passages support a prayer shaped by redemption, renewed thought, and resistance to evil, with freedom attributed to Jesus and His covenant sacrifice.

Related Scripture

  • Exodus 12:13 The blood-marked doors and passing over come directly from the first Passover.
  • Hebrews 12:24 The lyric echoes Jesus’ sprinkled blood speaking a better word than Abel’s.
  • 2 Corinthians 10:4-5 Casting down evil imaginations echoes the passage about taking thoughts captive.