KA W'ASƐM KYERƐ N'

"Ka W'asɛm Kyerɛ N'" is a comforting choral piece in Twi that invites the congregation to bring their burdens directly to Christ. The title translates to "Talk to Him," and the lyrics gently remind us that Jesus is passing by (Jesus Krist na ɔresen), urging us to draw near and pour out our hearts. It is a song of deep reassurance, built on the simple promise that the Son of God is present and ready to listen.

In the choir loft, this piece serves beautifully during moments of quiet reflection, the Prayer of the Faithful, or the preparation of the gifts. The flowing rhythm and the conversational, earnest tone of the melody give it a pastoral feel. When the sopranos lead the question "wo haw nye dɛn?" (what is your trouble?), it lands as a direct, personal invitation to every person in the pews.

Choirs will appreciate the straightforward four-part harmony that allows the comforting message to shine through without being overly complicated. It is a wonderful choice for Sundays when the readings focus on healing, faith, and trusting in God's providence, offering the parish a moment to lay down their worries and simply speak to the Lord.