A Look at Dena Mwana’s New Music: Never Without Him
In his latest music released on June 26, 2024, Dena Mwana reveals a powerful message in her latest single Jamais sans mon Jésus. The song explores transformation through the love and grace of Jesus, which found the artist in despair and gave her new reasons to live and worship.
The most repeated phrase, Jamais sans mon Jésus, testifies to his eternal dependence and gratitude. The song is mainly addressed to Christians and is written in French and Lingala.
The lyrics explain how the artist, once lost and hopeless, finds love, grace and hope in Jesus. This transformation gives her reason to praise.
The central message is gratitude to Jesus for transforming a broken life into one filled with hope and joy.
The most repeated phrase is Jamais sans mon Jésus. A genre of music that is mainly aimed at Christians. The original text is written in French and Lingala.
The lyrics of the song find echoes in several Bible verses:
– Psalm 30:11: You have turned my mourning into dancing; you have taken away my sackcloth of mourning and girded me with joy.
– Jeremiah 29:11: For I know the plans that I have for you, declares the LORD, plans of peace and not of evil, to give you a future and hope.
– Philippians 4:7: And the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and minds in Christ Jesus.
Production at a Glance
Jamais sans mon Lui was written by Dena Mwanakitata and Samuel Makanua, with music composed by Jellinek Komo Dejeomel and Landry Ossere Elenga. Sound recording was provided by Jiguerd Makano, and production, mixing and mastering were done by Kamal A La Prod and Drylan A La Prod. The video was directed by Blera Fula, bringing a captivating visual dimension to this powerful message.
the text:
Lost I was, desperate, I walked
My dreams shattered, my joy stolen, without faith I lived
Your love and grace have found me
You gave me reasons to praise you
Kimia, esengo, elikya na zwi na yo
I’m sorry, I’m sorry
Kimia, esengo, elikya na zwi na yo
I’m talking about the subject as I said.
I have reason to believe that I am
Emati in the motema in the koki that pumps you
I’m talking about a subject like Sanjola I
From the bottom of my heart I come back to tell you thank you
Never
Never without my Jesus
Never eh eh
Never without my Jesus
Never
Never without my Jesus
Never eh eh
Never without my Jesus
With a grateful heart I come to bear witness
Because you did what no one else could
In you I found the hope once lost
You gave me reasons to praise you
Kimia, esengo, elikya na zwi na yo
I’m sorry, I’m sorry
Kimia, esengo, elikya na zwi na yo
I’m talking about the subject as I said.
Oh yes, I’m going to eat you
Oh Tika in Yembela Yesu
Oh yes, I’m going to eat you
Oh Tika in Yembela Yesu
Oh yes, I’m going to eat you
Oh Tika in Yembela Yesu
Oh yes, I’m going to eat you
Toke iiih aah
I have reason to believe that I am
Emati in the motema in the koki that pumps you
I’m talking about a subject like Sanjola I
From the bottom of my heart I come back to tell you thank you
Never
Never without my Jesus
Oh never without my Jesus oh oh oh
Never eh eh
Never without my Jesus
Oh never without my Jesus oh oh
Never
Never without my Jesus
Never eh eh
Never without my Jesus
Ah soki olingi Yesu beta maboko
Tobeti
Beta read
What do you think?
Yemba mua mukie
Nayembi
Seka ko oh
Naseki
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