Victory Worship - Malaya Na Lyrics
Lyrics
Buong puso, walang alinlangan
Buhay inalay N'ya, Siya'y si Hesus
Tagapagligtas ng buong mundo
Ang tanging Daan, Siya'y si Hesus
Tayo'y matagumpay
Nang dahil sa Kanya
Hesus, Ika'y buhay sa'ming lahat
Wala nang hihigit
Sa lakas ng pag-ibig
Hesus, Katotohanan at buhay ko
Kami'y napapasayaw
Sa kalayaan Mo
Malaya na!
Kahihiyan at kasalanan ko
Pinawi ang lahat, ng liwanag Mo
Magpakailanman, ang puso't pagtingin
Itutuon sa'Yo, sa'Yo lamang
Tayo'y matagumpay
Nang dahil sa Kanya
Hesus, Ika'y buhay sa'ming lahat
Wala nang hihigit
Sa lakas ng pag-ibig
Hesus, Katotohanan at buhay ko
Kami'y napapasayaw
Sa kalayaan Mo
Malaya na! (Hey, hey)
Malaya na! (Hey, hey)
Malaya na! (Hey, hey)
Malaya na! (Hey, hey)
Woah oh oh ohh
Ngayon, ako'y malaya
Sa'Yo'y malaya
Woah oh oh ohh
Hesus, buhay Ka sa akin
At naghahari
Woah oh oh ohh
Ngayon ako'y malaya
Sa'Yo'y malaya
Woah oh oh ohh
Hesus, buhay Ka sa akin
Woah oh oh ohh
Ngayon ako'y malaya
Sa'Yo'y malaya
Woah oh oh ohh
Hesus, buhay Ka sa akin
At naghahari
Woah oh oh ohh
Ngayon ako'y malaya
Sa'Yo'y malaya
Woah oh oh ohh
Hesus, buhay Ka sa akin
Hesus, Ika'y buhay sa'ming lahat
Wala nang hihigit
Sa lakas ng pag-ibig
Hesus, Katotohanan at buhay ko
Kami'y napapasayaw
Sa kalayaan Mo
Malaya na! (Hey, hey)
Malaya na! (Hey, hey)
Malaya na! (Hey, hey)
Malaya na! (Hey, hey)
Ooh ooh
Ako'y malaya!
Video
Malaya Na (Dance in Freedom) | Victory Worship
Meaning & Inspiration
Released on August 20, 2020, "Malaya Na (Dance in Freedom)" by Victory Worship arrives as a powerful anthem celebrating the liberation found in faith. The title itself, "Malaya Na," translates from Filipino to "Already Free" or "Set Free Now," immediately establishing the song's central theme: the completed work of freedom in Christ. This isn't a future hope, but a present reality available to those who believe. At its core, the song articulates the profound transformation that occurs when one embraces the Gospel – a breaking of chains, an escape from the bondage of sin, the past, and fear, all made possible through the sacrifice and resurrection of Jesus. It speaks to the truth found in verses like Galatians 5:1, which declares, "It is for freedom that Christ has set us free," and John 8:36, where Jesus promises, "So if the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed." This freedom is not merely political or social, but a deep, spiritual emancipation that changes everything about one's identity and destiny.
Reviewing the song involves engaging with both its message and its musical expression. "Malaya Na" carries an uplifting and anthemic quality typical of Victory Worship's style, designed to encourage corporate worship and personal declaration. The music builds with a sense of escalating joy and triumph, mirroring the journey from captivity to complete freedom. This musical journey underscores the invitation embedded in the parenthetical subtitle, "Dance in Freedom." It's an active response to the theological truth – freedom in Christ isn't meant to be passively received but lived out, celebrated, and expressed with abandon. Scripture provides context for this celebratory response; Psalm 30:11-12 speaks of God turning mourning into dancing, transforming sorrow into joy so that hearts can sing praise. King David's uninhibited dancing before the Lord in 2 Samuel 6:14 further illustrates a biblical pattern of expressing intense gratitude and joy through physical movement. The song effectively captures this spirit, encouraging believers to shed inhibitions and express the gladness that comes from knowing they are no longer slaves to sin but children of God, as Romans 6:6-7 explains. The weight of the past, the burden of guilt, and the power of strongholds are depicted as broken, replaced by the lightness and security of being fully accepted and made new in Christ, a reality described in 2 Corinthians 5:17. "Malaya Na" serves as a vibrant reminder and a call to walk fully in this glorious liberty, allowing the truth of being set free to permeate every aspect of life, leading to a genuine, unforced expression of worship and gratitude. It is a song that aims not just to be heard, but to be a catalyst for experiencing and embodying the freedom it proclaims, making it a valuable addition to the collection of worship expressions that point to the liberating power of Jesus.