Medley
Butho Vuthela Lyrics


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Ewe ungcwele (Ungcwele)
Ewe ungcwele (Ungcwele)
Ewe ungcwele (Ungcwele)
Ewe ungcwele (Ungcwele)
Ungcwele, ungcwele
Ungcwele uThixo

Alikho (Alikho)
Elinye (Eliny'igama)
Elihle (Elihle)
Njenjalo (Njengeligama)
Alikho igama
Elihle njengalo

Ewe ndohamba (Ndohamba)
Ewe ndohamba (Ndohamba)
Ewe ndohamba (Ndohamba)
Ewe ndohamba (Ndohamba)
Ewe ke ndohamba
Ndisiya phezulu

Ewe ndohamba (Ndohamba)
Ewe ndohamba (Ndohamba)
Ewe ndohamba (Ndohamba)
Ewe ndohamba (Ndohamba)
Ewe ke ndohamba
Ndisiya phezulu

Ungcwele, ungcwele (Ungcwele, ungcwele)
Ungcwele uThixo
Alikho igama (Alikho igama)
Elihle njengalo

Ewe ke ndohamba (Ewe ke ndohamba)
Ndisiya phezulu
Ewe ke ndohamba (Ewe ke ndohamba)
Ndisiya phezulu

NguYesu kuphela (NguYesu kuphela)
Thandaza ke Kuye
NguYesu kuphela (NguYesu kuphela)
Thandaza ke Kuye





Thandaza, thandaza kuYesu (NguYesu kuphela)
Thandaza ke Kuye

Overall Meaning

The song Medley by South African musician Butho Vuthela is a powerful gospel song that speaks to the spirituality of the listener. The song starts and ends with the refrain of "Ungcwele UThixo," which translates to "Holy God" in English. The repetition of this phrase at the beginning and end of the song serves as an invocation to call upon the divine and ask for guidance and protection. The use of repetition in the song is a common feature of African songs and serves to create a moment of meditation.


The next part of the song speaks to the beauty and uniqueness of God's name. The words "Alikho igama, Elihle njengalo" translate to "there is no name as beautiful as His name." This phrase can be seen as a testament to the grandeur and magnificence of God, and a recognition of how important it is to acknowledge and honor Him.


The song then shifts to a more personal story of the singer, who declares that he is on a journey ("ndohamba"). This can be interpreted as a spiritual journey, where he is walking towards God's Light. The use of the word "disiya phezulu" means "I am going up," which could also relate to the idea of spiritual ascension. "NguYesu kuphela" means "it is only through Jesus," and the repeated phrase "Thandaza ke Kuye" is a plea to pray to Him.


Overall, the song Medley is a powerful expression of faith, where the artist invokes the divine, praises the beauty of God's name, and shares his journey and the importance of praying to Jesus.


Line by Line Meaning

Ewe ungcwele (Ungcwele)
Yes, you are holy (Holy)


Ewe ungcwele (Ungcwele)
Yes, you are holy (Holy)


Ewe ungcwele (Ungcwele)
Yes, you are holy (Holy)


Ewe ungcwele (Ungcwele)
Yes, you are holy (Holy)


Ungcwele, ungcwele
Holy, holy


Ungcwele uThixo
Holy is God


Alikho (Alikho)
There is no one (There is no one)


Elinye (Eliny'igama)
Other (Other name)


Elihle (Elihle)
Beautiful (Beautiful)


Njenjalo (Njengeligama)
Forever (Like the name)


Alikho igama
There is no name


Elihle njengalo
Beautiful like that name


Ewe ndohamba (Ndohamba)
Yes, I walk (I walk)


Ewe ndohamba (Ndohamba)
Yes, I walk (I walk)


Ewe ndohamba (Ndohamba)
Yes, I walk (I walk)


Ewe ndohamba (Ndohamba)
Yes, I walk (I walk)


Ewe ke ndohamba
Yes, I am walking


Ndisiya phezulu
I am going higher


Ungcwele, ungcwele (Ungcwele, ungcwele)
Holy, holy (Holy, holy)


Ungcwele uThixo
Holy is God


Alikho igama (Alikho igama)
There is no name (There is no name)


Elihle njengalo
Beautiful like that name


Ewe ke ndohamba (Ewe ke ndohamba)
Yes, I am walking (Yes, I am walking)


Ndisiya phezulu
I am going higher


NguYesu kuphela (NguYesu kuphela)
It is only Jesus (It is only Jesus)


Thandaza ke Kuye
I pray to Him


NguYesu kuphela (NguYesu kuphela)
It is only Jesus (It is only Jesus)


Thandaza ke Kuye
I pray to Him


Thandaza, thandaza kuYesu (NguYesu kuphela)
Pray, pray to Jesus (It is only Jesus)


Thandaza ke Kuye
I pray to Him




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