Bandundu, Bantu ya Bible
Bandundu, people of the Bible)
Bandundu, Bantu ya Bible

O Bantu, o Bantu,
Oh people, Oh people,
Landa ndinga ya nzambi.
Let us hear the word of God.
Landa Yesu, Landa Yesu, Landa Yesu,
Follow Jesus.
Follow Jesus,
Follow Jesus,

Let your truth be told.
Let our hearts receive.
May we all be changed.
Let us now believe.
Follow Jesus.

Ndinga ya nge-your commandements
Bonso masa-are like water
Ke sukula to our spirits
Moyo ya beto-bringing life
Yo ke zenga they are piercing
Mpimpa-through the darkness
Ke pedisa mwinda-bringing light
Na ntoto ya beto to this land.

Let your truth be told.
Let our hearts receive.
May we all be changed.
Let us now believe.
Follow Jesus.

Nkara ti longo
Feshi Kasongalunda
Iwungu Idiofa
Kahemba Kajiji
Bulungu ti kikwit
Masamanimba ti Kenge
Kinshasa eh Congo
Oh Africa.

Let your truth be told.
Let our hearts receive.
May we all be changed.
Let us now believe.
Cause blessed is the life
Built upon your word.
Those who find their hope
Trusting what they've heard.
Follow Jesus.

Bandundu, Bantu ya Bible
Bandundu, people of the Bible)
Bandundu, Bantu ya Bible


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