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Walter Chilambo - Ahsante Baba Lyrics

Artist:
Walter Chilambo

Lyrics

Asante baba eeeh  asante baba oooh
Asante baba eeeh  asante baba oooh
Asante baba eeeh  asante baba oooh
Asante baba eeeh  asante baba oooh


Chini ya mkono wako hodari   baba nina nyenyekea
We ni sababu ya unyonge wangu kuwa shujaa
Hata nionapo giza totoro totoro totoro  nipite huku nipite kule ninakutana nawe baba
We ni rafiki wa kweli wa kweli oooh  ahadi zako za kweli za kweli  oooh


Ooh  we ni mwema  eeeeh  mwingi wa neema  eeeeh
Hakika we ni mwema  eeeeh  na umejaa neema eeeeh
Ooh   asante baba eeh asante baba eeh  asante baba ooh  asante baba eeh
Asante baba eeeh  asante baba oooh
Asante baba eeeh  asante baba oooh
Asante baba eeeh  asante baba oooh
Asante baba eeeh  asante baba oooh


Hujawahi nipa kisogo  niombe mkate eti unipe nyoka
Na haukunipa kidogo  hitaji langu nilipo kuomba ooh
Eeeh baba eeh nani kama wewe uh eeeh baba eeh yesu  uinuliwe juu
Eeeh baba eeh  hakuna kama wewe uh eeeh baba eeh yesu uinuliwe juu


Ooh  we ni mwema  eeeeh  mwingi wa neema  eeeeh
Hakika we ni mwema  eeeeh  na umejaa neema eeeeh
Ooh   asante baba eeh asante baba eeh  asante baba ooh  asante baba eeh
Asante baba eeeh  asante baba oooh
Asante baba eeeh  asante baba oooh
Asante baba eeeh  asante baba oooh
Asante baba eeeh  asante baba oooh
Asante  
(asante baba eeeh asante baba ooh  asante baba eeeh  
asante baba ooh)


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Meaning & Inspiration

“Ahsante Baba” is a sustained expression of gratitude for God’s goodness, grace, protection, and faithful provision. The repeated “Asante Baba” functions as both chorus and prayer, returning every testimony in the verses to thanksgiving. The singer bows beneath God’s mighty hand and credits divine help with turning weakness into courage. Even amid deep darkness and uncertainty, the lyrics describe God as present, dependable, and true to his promises.

The song also recalls Jesus’ teaching about a father who does not answer a request for bread with something harmful. That image supports its confidence in God’s generous care without suggesting that faith removes every difficulty. Praise rises from remembered faithfulness: needs have been met, companionship has not failed, and grace remains abundant. The repeated call for Jesus to be lifted high gives the gratitude a clear worshipful direction, while “hakuna kama wewe” declares that no one compares with him.

Related Scripture

  • 1 Peter 5:6 Peter calls believers to humble themselves under God’s mighty hand.
  • Matthew 7:9-11 Jesus compares God’s good gifts with a father responding to a child asking for bread.
  • Psalm 136:1 The psalm joins thanksgiving with a declaration of God’s goodness and enduring love.