Vestine & Dorcas - YEBO [Nitawale] Lyrics

Lyrics

Mwokozi wangu ,Nakuitaji zaidi
Na Mwoyo wangu , Unaliya Uwepo wako
Nimejalibu on my own ,Lakini Siwezi
Nakutegemeya Usiniache kamwe

Nikiwa bado napumua ,Jina lako ndilo nitajivunia
Tena Sitaki kitu ca kunikataza ,Kuwa chombo chako

Najua kwamba mimi ni wako, Unanipenda Tena Sana
Nuru yako imenitowa Gizani Sitaogopa kamwe

Chorus:
Nitawale Sasa na Hata Milele Bwana
Overpower All of me , the way you truly
Desire
Natamani kuongozwa na Mkono wako
Wenye nguvu The Fresh Air into my heart
Amen - Amen -Amen
YEBO- YEBO Jesu , YEBO - YEBO Jesu
YEBO -YEBO Ngidinga wena

E’Mungu nitumikishe ,Katika fahida za mbingu
Nisimamiye vizuli ,Ufalme wako
Ndani ya Ulimwengu

Najaze nguvu nipambane, Uzaifu wangu uondowe
Nidhalawu mishale ya machungu Hadui anaonipiga

Hawa wanataja Magari ,Wengine wanataja mafarasi
Bali sisi Tunalitaja Hilo jina la bwana x 3

Chorus:
Nitawale Sasa na Hata Milele Bwana
Overpower All of me , the way you truly
Desire
Natamani kuongozwa na Mkono wako
Wenye nguvu The Fresh Air into my heart
Amen - Amen -Amen
YEBO- YEBO Jesu , YEBO - YEBO Jesu
YEBO -YEBO Ngidinga wena

Najua kwamba mimi ni wako, Unanipenda Tena Sana
Nuru yako imenitowa Gizani Sitaogopa kamwe

Hayayaya, Sitaogopa Kamwe/ Bonde Mauti
Sitaogopa kamwe/ Sitaogopa Sitaogopa kamwe
Kwenye Shimo la simba / Sitaogopa kamwe
Katika Giza tupu/Sitaogopa kamwe

MIE "Jesus Is our Shepherd “

Video

YEBO [Nitawale] - Vestine & Dorcas (Official Video)

Meaning & Inspiration

The release of "YEBO [Nitawale]" by Vestine & Dorcas on March 5, 2025, marks a significant offering within the Gospel music landscape, presenting a powerful declaration of surrender and reliance on divine guidance. The song’s essence lies in its profound exploration of the human struggle for self-sufficiency versus the absolute necessity of Christ’s leadership in all aspects of life. The lyrics eloquently articulate a heart yearning for God's dominion, moving beyond a simple request for help to a deep-seated desire for complete spiritual governance. This surrender is rooted in a recognition of personal limitations, echoing the Apostle Paul's sentiment in 2 Corinthians 12:9-10 where he states, "My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness." The song’s narrative emphasizes that true strength and victory are not found in personal endeavors but in yielding to God’s will, a theme vividly illustrated by the psalmist’s declaration in Psalm 23:1, “The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want.”

The central message of "Nitawale" translates to "Rule Me," a profound plea for Christ to take absolute control. This is not a casual plea but a deep aspiration, as evidenced by the lines expressing a desire to be a vessel for God’s purpose and to be guided by His mighty hand, which is likened to "fresh air" for the soul. This resonates with Romans 12:1, which calls believers to present their bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and acceptable to God, an act of worship. The lyrics convey a confidence that, with God’s ruling presence, fear dissipates, even in the face of adversity. The repeated affirmation, "Sitaogopa kamwe" (I will not fear), directly aligns with biblical assurances like Isaiah 41:10: "So do not fear, for I am with you; do not be dismayed, for I am your God. I will strengthen you and help you; I will uphold you with my righteous right hand." The comparison between worldly boasts of chariots and horses and the singular reverence for the name of Jesus underscores a crucial spiritual truth: ultimate security and triumph are found solely in Him, as opposed to earthly possessions or strengths. The triumphant exclamations of "YEBO- YEBO Jesu," which signifies "YES- YES Jesus," serve as an unreserved acceptance and affirmation of Jesus’ Lordship, a joyful embrace of His authority in their lives. The song's unwavering focus on God as the ultimate sustainer and protector provides a compelling reminder of where true hope and courage reside, encouraging listeners to embrace a similar posture of complete trust and surrender.