Lyrics
Imenigharimu sana mimi kuwa hapa
Wacha Mungu awe Mungu
Tangu kuzaliwa kwangu ujana uzee
Hajawai mi niacha
Kwenye giza kaniwekea nuru nisihangaike
Kwenye shida hutengeneza njia watu wake tunapita
Nimekuja kugundua umbali umenileta
Acha Mungu nikusifu
Mimi sina Mungu mwingine wa kunitendea haya
Hakika wanikumbuka
Hivi nilivyo Mungu ni yeye kaniwezesha
Ni muweza Baba heehee
Ntaendela kuvuka popote niko na Mungu
Ni Mungu yuko na mimi
Ni mengi nimepitia na leo kufika hapa
Kama si Mungu ni nani? Wadhani nani tena
Mengi akanivusha na baraka zikapanda
Wadhani Mungu ni nani, ni nani
Yeye ni nani, wadhani ni nani
Mungu ni nani eeh eeh
Kuzihesabu tu siku ni nguvu za Mungu
Ndio maana niko hai
Sikumlipa chochote,
wakati wa Mungu unapofika umefika
Nilipokuita hukusita, ulisema nami
Ninakushukuru umenipa maisha mazuri
Nimekuja kugundua wewe ni Mungu mwenye nguvu
Mwenye mamlaka yote
Sababu niko na wewe sina hofu na mashaka
Vita si yangu ni yako
Hivi nilivyo Mungu ni yeye kaniwezesha
Ni muweza Baba heehee
Ntaendela kuvuka popote niko na Mungu
Ni Mungu yuko na mimi
Ni mengi nimepitia na leo kufika hapa
Kama si Mungu ni nani? Wadhani nani tena
Mengi akanivusha na baraka zikapanda
Wadhani Mungu ni nani, ni nani
Utabaki kuwa Mungu uu
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Meaning & Inspiration
Imenigharimu is a Swahili testimony of gratitude for the sustaining work of God. The singer looks across birth, youth, age, darkness, hardship, and conflict, then credits God with providing light, making a way, preserving life, and supplying strength. Repeated questions about who else could have brought such deliverance lead back to one answer: God remains mighty, present, and worthy of praise.
The lyric does not deny the weight of what has been endured. Instead, survival becomes evidence of divine help, and remembered trials become reasons for thanksgiving. Its claim that the battle belongs to God recalls Exodus 14:14, while the movement from trouble into a secure place resembles the testimony in Psalm 40. Isaiah 43 also provides a close thematic parallel through its promise of divine presence when passing through waters and fire. The closing declaration that God will remain God gives the testimony a firm center: changing circumstances do not alter divine authority or faithfulness.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 40:2-3 The psalm describes rescue from trouble followed by a new song of praise.
- Exodus 14:14 Moses tells Israel that the Lord will fight for them, matching the battle language.
- Isaiah 43:2 The passage promises divine presence while passing through waters, rivers, and fire.