Amiku kuna dyinwe ka Mphambu (Nivula ma Jaha)
Nada vambhiri sawena
Vana va Selo (Eix yowe)

Aloko mini vona mina ni nga vuyi kwale kayo
Aloko mini vona mina ni nga vuyi kwale kayo
Axi kwhama xa pfuta eix
Ama randi ama kona ni thle ni khoma hiva lungu mina
Ina nkatango
Baas John anga pfumeli nwina (Ina nkatango)
Niku naha kwhaja kwhaja nwina (Ina nkatango)
Niku naha doba doba nwina (Ina nkatango)
Nita vuya nkatango (Nita vuya nkatango)
Nilo khoma hiva lungu mina (Nilo khoma hiva lungumina mina)
Nita vuya nkatango (Nita vuya nkatango)
Nilo khoma hiva lungu mina (Nilo khoma hiva lungumina mina)

Nwana mhani ndzi kombela ku ngena
Niku baby wanga twa la aha aha eix (Wa switwa)
Na le bangeni ndzi chava ku ngena (niku njhe wa switwa
Nale byaleni ndzo chava ku ngena
Vangata vula lavo rhandza ti mhaka
Eix vangata vula lavo rhandza tindzaba
Vaku xiku dlayisa ndlala mfana mara xirhandza ma byala
Vaku xiku dlayisa ndla mfana kodwa xirhandza ti ntombi
Amiku kuna dyinwe ka Mphambu

Aloko uni vona mina ni nga vuyi kwale kayo
Aloko uni vona mina ni nga vuyi kwale kayo
Ava lungu va yala
Axi kwhama xa pfuta
Baas John wa yala
Amu lungu wa yala

Nita vuya nkatango (Nita vuya nkatango)
Nilo khoma hiva lungu mina (Nilo khoma hiva lungumina mina)
Nita vuya nkatango (Nita vuya nkatango)
Nilo khoma hiva lungu mina mina (Nilo khoma hiva lungumina mina)

Cina mfana
Cina mfana
Cina mfana
Cina Mfana

Vani chichile mino
Vaku mina ni dakwini
Ani nge fiki Giyani nitava khomisa xivivi
Vani chichile mina
Vaku mina ni dakwini
Ani nge fiki Giyani nitava khomisa xivivi
Ava vona ma pawa
Va vona mabilomu
Va vona na ti beke
Ninga ku xavela weh nkata
Baas john wa yala
A mulungu wa ya ala

Nita vuya nkatango (Nita vuya nkatango)
Nilo khoma hiva lungu mina (Nilo khoma hiva lungumina mina)
Nita vuya nkatango (Nita vuya nkatango)
Nilo khoma hiva lungu mina (Nilo khoma hiva lungumina mina)

Baas John anga pfumeli nwina (Ina nkatango)
Baas John anga pfumeli nwina (Ina nkatango)
Niku naha kwhaja kwhaja nwina (Ina nkatango)
Niku naha doba doba nwina (Ina nkatango)
Nita vuya nkatango (Nita vuya nkatango )
Nilo khoma hiva lungu mina (Nilo khoma hiva lungumina mina)
Nita vuya nkatango (Nita vuya nkatango )
Nilo khoma hiva lungu mina (Nilo khoma hiva lungumina mina)


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