Ku Tashi Sai Kuzo
Solfa Notation • Communion Hymns, Hymns
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Ku Tashi Sai Kuzo by Charles Onuoha Onuyido Okyei — Lyrics
About Ku Tashi Sai Kuzo
"Ku Tashi Sai Kuzo" is a vibrant Hausa Communion hymn that calls the faithful to the Eucharistic table. The title translates to an invitation to arise and come, setting a welcoming and urgent tone for the congregation as they approach the altar to receive the sacrament.
The song's verses address Christ with titles of reverence and healing—calling Him *Mai Salama* (Prince of Peace) and *Tabibi* (Healer). By asking Him to give the "food of life" (*abincin rai*), the choir leads the church in a profound moment of spiritual hunger and joyful reception.
With its rhythmic drive and clear, repeating refrains, this piece is a natural fit for Communion processions. The final verse's declaration, "Ga shi ga, ni nan" (Here I am), captures the personal surrender of the communicant stepping forward to receive the Lord.