Anthem
Quest MW Lyrics


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Mulungu dalitsani Malawi musunge mtendele
Gonjetsani adani njala nthenda ndi nsanje Eh
Where you from Malawi!
Pakati ku mpoto ku mmwela?
Where you from Malawi
Mmakonda komwe nnabadwila
Where you from Malawi!
Pakati ku mpoto ku mmwela?
Where you from Malawi
Mmakonda komwe nnabadwila
Ndimakonda komwe nnabadwila
Zakunja sindisilila ndine mtumbuka nde ndimanyadila
Black girls ndimaiifila
Wanyane kweni mulinkhuni eh?
Tikamwe mowa wa nkhuni ehh!
I am from Malawi phala timamwa la Likuni eh
Ndanyamula mbendela mwina dziko ndikusintha ndimmene zinthu zikuyendela
Osapusitsika ambuye amatikondela
Tinjoye tivine gule wankulu "gule wankulu gule wankulu"
Azimayi kuliza nthungululu
Mulungu dalitsani Malawi musunge mtendele
Gonjetsani adani njala nthenda ndi nsanje
Where you from Malawi!
Pakati ku mpoto ku mmwela?
Where you from Malawi
Mmakonda komwe nnabadwila
Where you from Malawi!
Pakati ku mpoto ku mmwela?
Where you from Malawi
Mmakonda komwe nnabadwila
Ye Chariz!
Dziko la mkaka ndi uchi
Kwabata sungamve mifuti
Timapephela nkachisi Komaso mzikiti
Timalima Chamba timalima tea
Tiyendeleni dindani passport
Panga zotheka utenge permit
Mukhala mwalandilidwa ndekuti eyyy
Timamwa Malawi gin
Ice kuika mchitini
Lake Malawi too clean
Nsomba nasiya kudya za nchitini
Timadya Chambo micheni
Alenje anyamula mipeni
Dzanja linalo chishango
Kumbuyo kuli mikondo
Mulungu dalitsani Malawi musunge mtendele
Gonjetsani adani njala nthenda ndi nsanje
Where you from Malawi!
Pakati ku mpoto ku mmwela?
Where you from Malawi
Mmakonda komwe nnabadwila
Where you from Malawi!
Pakati ku mpoto ku mmwela?




Where you from Malawi
Mmakonda komwe nnabadwila

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Quest MW's song "Anthem" reflect a deep sense of pride and love for Malawi, as well as a call for unity and resilience in the face of challenges. The opening lines beseech God to bless Malawi and bring peace and prosperity to the nation. The lyrics touch upon the struggles faced by the people of Malawi, including hunger and betrayal by enemies, emphasizing the need for solidarity and strength in the face of adversity. The repeated questioning of "Where you from Malawi" indicates a desire to reaffirm one's roots and connection to the country, no matter where one may be from within its borders.


The mention of different regions within Malawi, such as "mpoto" and "mmwela," highlights the diversity and unity within the nation. The lyrics delve into the artist's personal identity, expressing pride in being a native of Malawi and embracing the traditions and culture of the country. The references to specific customs and rituals, like the "gule wankulu" dance, showcase the richness of Malawian heritage and the artist's reverence for it. The portrayal of black women as strong and resilient reflects a celebration of female empowerment and recognition of their importance in Malawian society.


The lyrics also touch upon societal issues and economic realities faced by Malawians, such as the cultivation of crops like chamba and tea, as well as navigating bureaucratic processes like obtaining permits. The reference to Lake Malawi being "too clean" and the abundance of fish highlight the natural beauty and resources of the country, while also hinting at the need for sustainable practices to protect the environment. The imagery of eating chambo and alenje fish demonstrates a connection to Malawi's culinary traditions and the appreciation for its natural abundance.


Overall, the song "Anthem" by Quest MW serves as a tribute to Malawi, celebrating its culture, resilience, and beauty. The repeated call for God's blessing on the nation underscores a sense of hope and faith in a better future. The lyrics capture a mix of personal reflections, social commentary, and cultural references, painting a vivid picture of Malawi's identity and the artist's deep love and pride for their homeland. Through its rhythmic flow and evocative language, the song inspires a sense of unity and strength among Malawians and encourages them to embrace their heritage with pride and determination.


Line by Line Meaning

Mulungu dalitsani Malawi musunge mtendele
God bless Malawi, let us prosper


Gonjetsani adani njala nthenda ndi nsanje Eh
Defeat enemies hunger and poverty


Where you from Malawi!
Do you hail from Malawi!


Pakati ku mpoto ku mmwela?
In central/central Malawi or in the wind?


Where you from Malawi
Do you hail from Malawi


Mmakonda komwe nnabadwila
I am proud of where I come from


Ndimakonda komwe nnabadwila
I am proud of where I come from


Zakunja sindisilila ndine mtumbuka nde ndimanyadila
Things outside don't bother me, I am Tumbuka and I know


Black girls ndimaiifila
I love black girls


Wanyane kweni mulinkhuni eh?
Where are you from? Are you a mountain dweller?


Tikamwe mowa wa nkhuni ehh!
Let's drink beer made from wood!


I am from Malawi phala timamwa la Likuni eh
I am from Malawi, we drink Likuni


Ndanyamula mbendela mwina dziko ndikusintha ndimmene zinthu zikuyendela
I have moved so much, I changed the country and how things are going


Osapusitsika ambuye amatikondela
Without failure, the Lord is guiding us


Tinjoye tivine gule wankulu 'gule wankulu gule wankulu'
Let's dance and see the great ceremonies 'great ceremonies great ceremonies'


Azimayi kuliza nthungululu
Women are asking for wool


Ye Chariz!
Oh Chariz!


Dziko la mkaka ndi uchi
This country is full of trash and poverty


Kwabata sungamve mifuti
When you point fingers, you should expect gunshots


Timapephela nkachisi Komaso mzikiti
We play in the maize and in church


Timalima Chamba timalima tea
We plant weed, we plant tea


Tiyendeleni dindani passport
Let's look for where the passport is


Panga zotheka utenge permit
When you do everything right, get the permit


Mukhala mwalandilidwa ndekuti eyyy
When you are welcomed, it means something eyyy


Timamwa Malawi gin
We drink Malawi gin


Ice kuika mchitini
Put ice in the glass


Lake Malawi too clean
Lake Malawi is very clean


Nsomba nasiya kudya za nchitini
Fish stopped eating things from the glass


Timadya Chambo micheni
We ate Chambo in plenty


Alenje anyamula mipeni
The catfish is sucking on fins


Dzanja linalo chishango
That tree has thorns


Kumbuyo kuli mikondo
Behind, there are footsteps




Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid
Written by: Madalitso Kantema, Penjani Malata

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This Must not just be Watched in Malawi...this is So Much...Let's show Love the whole Africa must watch this...❤❤❤

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It's magical how the scenery was in sync with the melodies, that's a work of art fellows✨🔥🔥

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Wow, this is such a beautiful song and video! I love❤ the scenery🌳🏝️, the costumes👕, and the dance moves🕺. The lyrics are so inspiring and uplifting😁. You can feel the love and pride for Malawi 🇲🇼in every word. This is a masterpiece of Malawian music and culture.🇲🇼🇲🇼No wonder this song🎶 is topping charts📈.

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