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Tuesday, January 20, 2015

Mkhululi Bhebhe - Wasara Wasara (South African Gospel with lyrics)

Edited by Azizi Powell

This post showcases a video example of and song lyrics for the South African Gospel song "Wasara Wasara Mkhululi The song is performed by Zimbabwean soloist Mkhululi Bhebhe and the South African based Joyous Celebration Choir #18.

The content of this post is presented for religious and aesthetic reasons.

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Thanks to for Mkhululi Bhebhe and Joyous Celebration #18 for their performance of this song. Thanks also all those quoted in this post and thanks to the publisher of this video on YouTube.

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SHOWCASE VIDEO: Wasara Wasara Joyous Celebration 18



Yolanda Moabi, Published on May 21, 2014

African Praise by Mkhululi Bhebhe with Joyous Celebration Choir in South Africa

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LYRICS: WASARA WASARA

Kunamata Jesu inhange mutange, wasara wasara
(Praising Jesus is a race, delay and you’ll be left behind)
Aiye inhange mutange wasara wasara
(Yes it’s a race, delay and you’ll be left behind) (Repeat)

Oh wasara wasara (Delay and you’ll be left behind)
Wasara wasara (Delay and you’ll be left behind) x3 (Repeat)

(From the top)

Dai asiri Jesu, akandiponesa (If it wasn’t for Jesus – who saved me,)
Ndiani waizondiona? (Who would have seen me?)
Refrain: Hapana waizondiona (No one would have seen me) (Repeat)

I will make a joyful shout to the heavens,
I will call upon the name of the Lord
I will make a joyful shout to the heavens,
I will call on the name of the Lord (Repeat)

Refrain: Tomudana, tomudana Mwari wedu tomudana
(We will call Him, we will call the name of our God) (Repeat)

Tokwira makomo tomudana Mwari wedu
(We’ll climb the hills calling the name of our God)
Tokwira makomo tomudana (We’ll climb the hills calling)
Sunday to Sunday/Durban to Jo’burg/Capetown to Cairo/Border to border
Ndichimudana Mwari wangu (I’ll call the name of my God)

Bwana wa mabwana, (Bwana) (The Lord of Lords, [The Lord]) – Swahili
Bwana wa Malawi/Mozambique/Zimbabwe (The Lord of…)

Lesa wamalesa, (Lesa) (The Lord of Lords, [The Lord])
Lesa x2 (Lesa) [The Lord]
-snip-
Source: comment by Taffy Moyo, 2014 on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iRrlIORqOS8 [video found above]

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