Sung in Swahili, then in Luganda
Verse 1:
Mwamba mwamba, mwamba mwamba (The solid rock, the solid rock)
Mwamba mwamba, Yesu ndiye mwamba (The solid rock, Jesus is the Solid Rock)
(repeat)
Chorus:
Yesu ndiye (mwamba) Jesus is the (solid rock)
Yesu ndiye (mwamba) Jesus is the (solid rock)
(Yesu ndiye mwamba) Jesus is the (solid rock)(repeat x 3)
Verse 2:
Dwala lami, Dwala lami (The solid rock, the solid rock)
Dwala lami, Jesu ulitwala (repeat)
(Chorus)
(Verse 2) then (Chorus)
(Verse 1) then (Chorus)
Ekinsanyusa kiri kimu Yesu omulokozi afayo
(What makes me happy is that our Lord Jesus Cares)
Ekinsanyusa kiri kimu Yesu omulokozi afayo
(What makes me happy is that our Lord Jesus Cares)(x5)
Afayo (afayo) He cares (he cares) – (repeat)
Feb 05, 2023 @ 06:44:47
I love this
LikeLike
Jan 31, 2023 @ 13:12:45
I love the song…….Jesus is the lord………’silence’………………..forever
LikeLike
Dec 29, 2022 @ 03:57:30
I love this! I am a Kenyan musician. I am writing a Zulu song! A short one .. I am done through this platform.
.it’s amazing! With love from Kenya!
LikeLike
Sep 02, 2018 @ 18:55:47
Really nice
Glory to GOD
LikeLike
Nov 29, 2016 @ 14:59:44
I love this piece of work
LikeLike
Dec 06, 2015 @ 07:36:10
Good praise song
LikeLike
Jul 10, 2015 @ 21:33:46
I like this song so much. And I can say that, Solly, you have done this song in a beautiful way especially in swahili because i come from Kenya where swahili is our national langauge. God bless you bro
LikeLike
Jun 16, 2015 @ 09:17:51
One of the best praise songs i have heard!
LikeLike
Aug 08, 2014 @ 16:06:26
Aug 08, 2014 @ 09:41:05
Let us be proud of African artists becouse they a taking this country somewhere. And even the upcoming artist God bless them
LikeLike
Sep 24, 2013 @ 13:52:31
it is so great to have African songs down here. Am blessed so be blessed to
LikeLike
Jul 28, 2013 @ 15:35:24
Hi, i just wanted to correct something…it is Dwala instead of Twala…thanks to this site, helps me understand the meaning of many African songs that i love.
LikeLike
Jul 28, 2013 @ 18:30:57
Thank you Ayanda. It is corrected. Is the translation of “Dwala” accurate?
LikeLike
Mar 22, 2013 @ 17:32:27
Bravo bravo I cannot believe such glorious praise echoed all the way from South Africa. The languages are both in Swahili and Luganda and yet I understand both of them…….Talk about Kunsanyusa !!!!!!! I am listening to this on the eastern cost of the continental United States.May all the Praise and Honor be to God Almighty.
LikeLike