Mission Spotlight

"Vangeli" by Favoured MG

South Africa

An original song by South African group, Favoured MG. Special thanks to Favoured MG for sharing their song and talents.

Vangeli lakho Nkosi malihambe Vangeli lakho Nkosi malihambe (Your Gospel oh Lord, May it go)

Ααα...

Vangeli lakho Nkosi malihambe Vangeli lakho Nkosi malihambe (Your Gospel oh Lord, May it go)

Ααα...

(Malihambe lijubalale njengengelosi ithunywa, uyiNkosi ngicel' ungipha'mandla ngoba anginawo, anginawo!)

(May it go, and spread like an angel that is being sent, You are King please give me the power, because I have none)

Makandiziva ndiri mudumbu mamai vangu Makandisarudza; makandizodza ndiri wenyu,

Sungano yenyu kwandiri ndinorangarira Chitsidzo chenyu Baba, Chichagara narini

(You knew me, even when I was in my mother's womb, and you chose me, anointed me, and I am yours, Your covenant to me I remember, your promises Lord, will live eternally!)

Umuthuma abanye, ungangishiyi, ungangishiyi ngedwa, ungangishiyi (When you send others, don't leave me out, Don't leave me alone, please don't)

Ααα...

(Munzira dzangu pandinofamba ndivhenekere Nemoto mbiri yedenga)

(In all my ways that I walk, may I be a light, a fire that beams with glory from heaven)

Makandiziva ndiri mudumbu mamai vangu Makandisarudza; makandizodza ndiri wenyu,

Sungano yenyu kwandiri ndinorangarira Chitsidzo chenyu Baba, Chichagara narini

(You knew me, even when I was in my mother's womb, and you chose me, anointed me, and I am yours, Your covenant to me I remember, your promises Lord, will live eternally!)

Nanini.... Nanini....

Nanini... O'Ishe ye x4

Nanini... O'lshe ye x4

(Forever!)

Nanini... O'Ishe ye x4 (Oh Lord)

Thuma mina x3 ye

(Send me)

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