KU TASHI SAI KUZO
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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 vibrant Hausa Communion hymn that calls the congregation to the Lord's table. The title translates to an invitation to arise and come, setting a welcoming and urgent tone for the Eucharistic feast as the choir leads the faithful forward.
The verses remind us of Christ's peace, power, and love ("Mai salama, mai iko, mai kauna"), while acknowledging our human flaws and our need for His cleansing blood. The chorus brings the message together with a direct call to receive Him and partake in His body, beautifully described as "Abinci ne me kyau" (good food).
The final verse bursts into a lively thanksgiving ("Godiya, godiya eh!"), celebrating the eternal life given to us by Jesus. It is a wonderful piece for choirs looking to bring a spirit of deep gratitude and rhythmic joy to the Communion rite, leaving the congregation with a song of praise on their lips.