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Verse 1
Yesu unipendaye, kwako nakimbilia,
Ni wewe utoshaye, mwovu akinijia.
Yafiche ubavuni, mwako maisha yangu,
Nifishe bandarini, wokoe moyo wangu.
Verse 2
Ngome nyingine sina, nategemea kwako,
Usinitupe Bwana, nipe neema yako,
Ninakuamania, mwenye kuniwezesha,
Shari wanikingia, vitani wanitosha.
Verse 3
Nakutaka Mpaji, vyote napata kwako,
Niwapo mhitaji, utanijazi vyako,
Nao waangukao, wanyonge wape nguvu,
Poza wauguao, uongoze vipofu.
Verse 4
Bwana umeniosha, moyo kwa damu yako,
Neema ya kutosha, yapatikana kwako,
Kwako Bwana naona, kisima cha uzima,
Mwangu moyoni Bwana, bubujika daima.
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