Verse 1
YF#esu ozali mwiEnda na ngBai
EkF#imelo na ba boEnge miG#mpepe
NF#ionso ya ngai, ebomEbami naByo
NabF#angate osimbi ngEai loG#mboko, oF#h
Verse 2
YF#esu ozali mobaEteli B
NgF#uba na ngai, na bitEumba makBasi
NF#ani akote, yemEbela nBgai
NzF#amba nguya, azana ngaEmbo nBa ngEai
Chorus
C#mNaye lG#melo, koyBemba boF#lamu
C#mOyo sG#mali, eleBki ya miF#ngi
MC#mobundeG#mli, moloBngisi na nF#ga
C#mOza na boBmoyi YaG#mhweh! YaF#hweh!
OlonC#mgisingi nBga YaG#mhweh! YaF#hweh!
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