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Verse 1
Ati, kuna mvua njema yanya yenye neema;
Watu wanaona vyema Bwana, huninyeshei?
Refrain
Na mimi? Na mimi? Bwana, huninyeshei?
Verse 2
Sinipite, Baba Mwema; dhambini nimezama:
Rehema ni za daima; Bwana, hunionyeshi?
Refrain
Na mimi? Na mimi? Bwana, huninyeshei?
Verse 3
Sinipite, Yesu Mwema; niwe nawe daima,
Natamani kukwandama: Bwana, hunichukui?
Refrain
Na mimi? Na mimi? Bwana, huninyeshei?
Verse 4
Bwana huninyeshei?
Bwana huninyeshei?
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