Lyrics
Intro
Uhuhu willy willy willy msafi
Noma moto ngoma noma yani kali
Msela kali ngoma noma mhh teddy b
Aa nana nanananana nananaaii nanananai
Chorus
Wacha nisifu baba nimwabudu nani jalali 2
Vigele5
Vigele5
Verse 1
Nakuonya we nyambura usijaribu nikaribia
Mapenzi yangu ni ya mwenyezi
Ata na wewe anyango
Nimeshaonyeshwa nia yako
Wataka kuniweka chini
Futi kumi na mbili
Nimekosa nini2
Mapenzi yangu ni ya mwenyezi
Noma ngoma noma
Yani kali msela kali
Ngoma noma noma sana lego
Aa nanananai nananai
Nanananai nanananai
Wacha nisifu baba nimwabudu nani jalali2
Vigelege5
Vigelege5
Verse 2
Mi awilly a awilly
Nimekosa nini a awilly
Simuniwachane a awilly
Nimusifu Mungu a awilly
Ye ndiye baba a awilly
Ziingmwanisema mimi i
Nimekosa nini i
Mwataka kuniweka chini i
Futi kumi na mbili i
Nimekosa nini i
Mapenzi yangu ni ya mwenyezi
Noma ngoma noma yani kali
Msela kali ngoma noma noma sana leego
Nana nananai nananai
Nanananai nananai
Wacha nisifu baba
Nimwabudu nani jalali2
Vigelege5
Vigelege5
Outro
Mhhhh kwa masela wote wanapendamola
Nipe mikono juu tumsifu mola
Tusifu sana mhhh
Noma ngoma noma
Yaani moto ya zambe
Noma ngoma noma
Yani noma noma sana msela kali ngoma kali aha oho aha aha
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Meaning & Inspiration
Vigelegele is a Swahili-language praise track in an energetic street style. The lyrics repeat that the singer wants to praise the Father and worship Him, and "vigelegele" refers to the joyful ululation heard at celebrations. The verses warn a person named in the lyrics not to try to come close, because the singer's love belongs to the Almighty, and ask what wrong has been done when others want to put the singer down.
A later section says to give God praise and to lift hands up to worship the Lord. The themes of praise to the Father and trust in the Almighty fit Psalm 150:1-6, Psalm 34:1 and Psalm 118:6-9, which speak of praise with the full range of sound and of not fearing what people can do. The slang-heavy style and repeated chant lines make it a lively song of celebration rather than a narrative, and the refrain keeps the focus on worshiping God.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 150:1-6 Everything that has breath is called to praise the Lord.
- Psalm 34:1 The psalmist resolves to bless the Lord at all times.
- Psalm 118:6-9 It is better to take refuge in the Lord than to trust in people.