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Artist: John P. Kee
Canonical path: /john-p-kee/karamu
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Karamu
Read Karamu lyrics by John P. Kee on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Karamu
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(Mbingu)
Umenifunulia mbingu (Mbingu)
Umenifunulia mbingu (Na kunibubujikia)
(Mbingu)
Oh, send Your rain,
Tunavyomsifu Bwana, Aleluia
Tunavyombariki jina lake, Aleluia
Twakuabudu mtakatifu
Twakuobudu walio wahuru
Twakuabudu mbwoji wako
Umenifunulia mbingu na kunibubujikia
This is the way we praise the Lord, Hallelujah
This is the way we bless His name, Hallelujah
We worship You on this holy mountain
We worship You in the land of the free
We worship You from the flowing fountain
Open the heavens and rain on me
Open the heavens and rain on me
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