Mueke mungu ndani ya ndoa
Na mapepo atazitoa
As we’ll know
Love is a beautiful t’ing yeh
As we’ll know ooh
Pozee
Sina mengi hila nawezasema
Asente kwa mwenyezi mungu
Namuomba sana kwenye ndoa atupe nguvu
Najua unatamani mpenzi
Ndoa kama ya Dj Mo
Lakini usijali mpenzi
Mungu atatupa more
Najua kuna milima nakuna mabonde
Tutaponda wote
Bridge
I’m gonna be the best man
Oo uuoooo
I’m gonna show you love my woman
Oo uuoooo
cause baby you’re my jigi jigi yeh
Unanipa gijiriri eeh
Baby you’re my jigi jigi yeh
Unanipa gijiriri
Verse 2
Baby utakula nini jigi jigi
Ugali ama samaki jigi jigi
Sina hela ya lamborghini jigi jigi
Lakini nitakutreat kama queen
After job usipande mat
Nitakuja m’m kukuchukua mama
Tutembee Nairobi
Tukule tumahindi choma
Tutembee Nairobi
Tuonje murenda mama
Tumuombe mungu baba
Ndani ya ndoa atupe raha
Tumuombe mungu baba
Ndani ya ndoa atupe raha
I’m gonna be the best man
Oo uuoooo
I’m gonna show you love my woman
Oo uuoooo
cause baby you’re my jigi jigi yeh
Unanipa gijiriri eeh
Baby you’re my jigi jigi yeh
Unanipa gijiriri
Maboy wa mtaa walinicheka
Uliposema Yes I Do
Maboy wa mtaa walinicheka aaa…
I’m gonna be the best man
Oo uuoooo
I’m gonna show you love my woman
Oo uuoooo
cause baby you’re my jigi jigi yeh
Unanipa gijiriri eeh
Baby you’re my jigi jigi yeh
Unanipa gijiriri
Baby Aeh
Baby Aeh
Jigi Jigi
Jigi Jigi Song Meaning, Biblical Reference and Inspiration
Willy Paul's song "Jigi Jigi," released with a video on 2017-09-03, is a heartfelt expression centered on the themes of love, marriage, and faith. The lyrics convey a deep sense of gratitude to God for the relationship and a strong belief in placing faith at the center of the marital union, stating that inviting God into the marriage will remove evil spirits. The song emphasizes the enduring nature of love as a beautiful thing.
The artist offers a promise of dedication and commitment within the marriage, declaring the intention to be the best partner and show love to his woman. While acknowledging the natural challenges that come with any relationship ("milima nakuna mabonde" - mountains and valleys), the song expresses confidence in overcoming these obstacles together. The core of the chorus features terms like "jigi jigi" and "gijiriri," which describe the positive and fulfilling feeling the partner inspires.
Beyond grand gestures, the song highlights love in everyday actions, such as asking about meals (Ugali or fish), offering to pick her up from work instead of her taking public transport, and enjoying simple moments together like walking in Nairobi and eating street food such as *mahindi choma* (roasted maize) and *murenda*. This illustrates a grounded and relatable portrayal of affection and care. The lyrics also touch upon overcoming external judgment, mentioning that peers laughed when the partner accepted the marriage proposal. Throughout the narrative, there is a consistent return to prayer, asking God for strength and comfort within the marriage, reinforcing the spiritual foundation the song advocates for the relationship.
