KATO NGO NYIMAK Lyrics | Mine eyes have seen the glory galo translated lyrics

KATO NGO NYIMAK
(Mine eyes have seen the glory)

VERSE 1
Kato ngo nyimak ge drekna Rutum akune rojam,
Kasi nam nyimage marnam tayolo bii tujamla;
Tolikto bii boso yarunam biike nebu roksi,
Yirne bii inge du.

CHORUS
Torna, torna, Halleluia,
Torna, torna, Halleluia;
Torna, torna, Halleluia,
Yirne bi ingedu.

VERSE 2
Kato ngo nyimak ge dere aralo bim dudo be,
Bike derek na keba em bi ba gela redo be;
Kaju ngolu inlaju ka Rutum gelo leken be,
Yirne bii ingedu.

CHORUS
Torna, torna, Halleluia,
Torna, torna, Halleluia;
Torna, torna, Halleluia,
Yirne bi ingedu.

VERSE 3
Hiinam tem rigum nane nyimag kebam bii goggela,
Nyimak tayolo dudu la bii darra na Rutum be;
Eh ngok yalo a neri yoka bii em menji sido be,
Yirne bii ingedu.

CHORUS
Torna, torna, Halleluia,
Torna, torna, Halleluia;
Torna, torna, Halleluia,
Yirne bi ingedu.

VERSE 4
Une Yirne ge abolo Jisu Kristo ne beto,
Tani naru tayolo bii leri be rege do be;
Embe rila kaju ngonu bike ager gerlaju,
Rutum inge dak em.

CHORUS
Torna, torna, Halleluia,
Torna, torna, Halleluia;
Torna, torna, Halleluia,
Yirne bi ingedu.

 

KATO NGO NYIMAK song lyrics
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Translated Lyrics (Mine eyes have seen the glory) English Hymns Song Lyrics
Galo Hymns Song Lyrics

“Mine Eyes Have Seen the Glory,” also known as “The Battle Hymn of the Republic,” was composed by Julia Ward Howe in 1861. She wrote the lyrics in November 1861 and they were first published in The Atlantic Monthly in February 1862. The hymn was inspired by the outbreak of the Civil War and was written after Howe and others watched a review of the Army of the Potomac.