(Sung in Sotho – A Hymn)
‘Mele, pelo le moya (My body, heart, and soul)
Botho kaofela (All of me)
Ke o beela tsona (I offer them to You)
Ke di tella wena (I commit it all to you) (Repeat)
Refrain:
E, sehlabelo sa ka (Here is my sacrifice)
Ke ‘na ka sebele (I am a living sacrifice)
Jesu, Moren’a ka (Jesus, my Lord)
U se amohele (Accept it) (Repeat)
Ha ke hopola wena (When I think of You)
Na nka qenehelang? (What can offer You?)
Tse ntle ha kena tsona (I have nothing to give You)
Tse ka o khahlisang (Nothing to please You)
(Refrain)
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Jun 09, 2024 @ 13:30:03
Bathong we, Batswana say “O”, not “U”. What is “U”? In Setswana, “U” on its own is simply the letter “u”, it has no meaning. Whereas “O” on its own is a pronoun for human beings.
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