Saimoni lyrics by Goodluck Gozbert

The song “Saimoni” (also spelled “Saimon”) by Goodluck Gozbert translates to English as “Simon” and draws from biblical transformation through grace.

Themes: Spiritual Transformation, Divine Calling, Grace and Mercy, Repentance, Deliverance from Evil

Saimoni mchawi umekuja
Saimon the witch you have come

Saimoni mchawi umekuja
Saimon the witch you have come

Tumekuchoka Saimoni
We are tired of you Saimon

Tumekuchoka Saimoni
We are tired of you Saimon

Kwa jina la Yesu
In the name of Jesus

Tumekuchoka Saimoni
We are tired of you Saimon

Saimoni mchawi umekuja
Saimon the witch you have come

Saimoni mchawi umekuja
Saimon the witch you have come

Tumekuchoka Saimoni
We are tired of you Saimon

Tumekuchoka Saimoni
We are tired of you Saimon

Kwa jina la Yesu
In the name of Jesus

Tumekuchoka Saimoni
We are tired of you Saimon

(Repeat the above section fully as sung, multiple times in the track for emphasis on confronting and rejecting evil forces through Jesus’ name)

Saimoni rudi nyumbani
Saimon go back home

Saimoni rudi nyumbani
Saimon go back home

Usiniharibie maisha yangu
Do not destroy my life

Kwa jina la Yesu
In the name of Jesus

Saimoni rudi nyumbani
Saimon go back home

(Chorus repeats fully)

Yesu ananipa nguvu
Jesus gives me strength

Yesu ananipa nguvu
Jesus gives me strength

Nimekomboa na damu yake
I am redeemed by His blood

Saimoni hauna power
Saimon you have no power

Yesu ananipa nguvu
Jesus gives me strength

(Bridge/declarations repeat as per official audio structure, emphasizing victory and no power for the enemy)

Tumekuchoka Saimoni
We are tired of you Saimon

Kwa jina la Yesu
In the name of Jesus

(Full outro repeats and fades with ad-libs on deliverance and praise)

Matthew 16:18 – “And I tell you that you are Peter (Petros – rock), and on this rock I will build my church, and the gates of Hades will not overcome it.” The song uses “Saimoni” (Simon) to symbolize evil or witchcraft forces, contrasting with biblical Simon Peter’s transformation from weakness to foundation through Christ’s power, showing no force can prevail against God’s chosen.

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