DANA KA ZO
Solfa Notation • Hymns, Lenten Hymns, Communion Hymns
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DANA KA ZO by JOB JOLLY DANIEL — Lyrics
About DANA KA ZO
"Dana Ka Zo" is a gentle and moving Hausa hymn that takes the form of a direct conversation between Christ and the believer. The words evoke the tender, inviting voice of the Savior calling His child to draw near. In the verses, the singer reflects on hearing a sweet voice calling them away from the fleeting paths of the world, reminding them of the suffering Christ endured for their redemption, and promising to lead them to heaven.
Choirs often sing this piece during seasons of reflection, such as Lent, or as a communion and commitment hymn. The final verse shifts beautifully from Christ’s invitation to the believer’s joyful response, declaring that since hearing His voice, they have found true peace of mind and everyday joy. The flowing solfa melody carries a deep sense of reassurance, making it a comforting favorite for congregations seeking spiritual renewal.