Ku Tashi Sai Kuzo
Solfa Notation • Communion Hymns, Hymns
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Ku Tashi Sai Kuzo by Onwubuya Charle, Okpebho Omogiade — Lyrics
About Ku Tashi Sai Kuzo
"Ku Tashi Sai Kuzo" is a gentle Hausa communion hymn composed by Onwubuya Charles and Okpebho Omogiade. The title serves as an earnest call to "arise and come," setting the tone for the congregation's procession to the altar. It captures the quiet reverence of the Communion rite, reminding singers that Jesus is actively calling them to the Eucharistic banquet to receive His body, described in the chorus as the good food ("Abinci ne me kyau").
The verses guide the choir and congregation through a journey of adoration, repentance, and thanksgiving. Starting with praise for the peaceful and powerful Savior ("Mai salama, mai iko"), the lyrics move into a plea for cleansing before culminating in a joyful expression of gratitude for the gift of life ("Godiya ni nake"). With its flowing Andante tempo, this piece provides a deeply prayerful atmosphere as the faithful step forward during Mass.