What are the lyrics of Sarkin Sarakuna by Edwin N. Gambo / Tom Bot?

“Sarkin Sarakuna” begins: Uh Kaine, uh Yesu Kaine… Read the full lyrics on ChoirPDFs.

Who composed Sarkin Sarakuna?

Sarkin Sarakuna was composed by Edwin N. Gambo / Tom Bot.

What language is Sarkin Sarakuna sung in?

Sarkin Sarakuna is sung in Hausa.

Sarkin Sarakuna by Edwin N. Gambo / Tom Bot — Lyrics & Sheet Music (PDF)

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Composer: Edwin N. Gambo / Tom Bot

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Format: Solfa

Language: Hausa

Pages: 3 pages

Sarkin Sarakuna by Edwin N. Gambo / Tom Bot — Lyrics

Uh Kaine, uh Yesu Kaine Kaine Sarkin Sarakuna, Kaine Sarkin Sarakuna Kaine Sarkin Sarakuna ai! Kaine Sarkin Sarakuna ai! Sarkin Sarkin Sarakuna, I Kaine ai! Kaine Sarkin Sarakuna, I Kaine ai! Yesu Sarkin Sarakuna, I Kaine ai! Kaine Ka bamu, I Kaine ai! Ubangijinmu Kaine Sarki, I Kaine ai! Kaine Sarkin Sarakuna, I Kaine ai! Daukaka Sarkin Sarakuna, Ka Isa Yabo Ka Isa Yabo Yesu Kaine Ka Isa Yabo, Yabo Sarkin Sarakuna, I Kaine ai! [Allegro] Uh Kwarai da gaskiya, uh Kwarai da gaskiya

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About Sarkin Sarakuna

"Sarkin Sarakuna" is a vibrant Hausa choral piece that translates to "King of Kings." Written with a driving, rhythmic energy, the song is a joyful proclamation of Christ's supreme kingship. Choirs often bring this piece out when they need a powerful anthem of praise, as the overlapping vocal parts build an atmosphere of absolute celebration and reverence.

The lyrics declare Jesus as the ultimate ruler, the Lord God of truth ("Ubangiji Allah Kwarai da gaskiya"), and the rock of salvation ("Dutsen Ceto"). As the tempo shifts into a lively Allegro section, the voices cascade over one another, repeating "Kwarai da gaskiya" (truly and truthfully) to affirm His mercy, grace, and love. Originally marked as a motet entry for a university choral festival, it is a favorite for grand thanksgiving moments and concerts where the choir can fully express the majesty and glory of the King.