“Noyana” is a Zulu hymn.
The word “noyana” translates in English to “Are you going to get there?”, as the song is asking the listener if they, too, are righteous in the eyes of God and are going to Heaven.
Sikuyo
Indlela
Yelizwi
Lobomi
Sikuyo
Indlela
Yelizwi
Lobomi
Sikuyo
Indlela
Yelizwi
Lobomi
Sikuyo
Indlela
Yelizwi
Lobomi
Ikhaya labantu
Behleli ngendweba
Nina ka
Nehluka
Kuthixo
Ngo kona
Nithini (nithini)
Noyana, noyana
Phezulu
Sikuyo
Indlela
Yelizwi
Lobomi
Sikuyo
Indlela
Yelizwi
Lobomi
Noyana
Noyana
Nithini noyana
Noyana
Noyana
Nithini noyana
Noyana
Noyana
Noyana phezulu
Noyana
Noyana
Nithini noyana
Noyana
Noyana
Noyana phezulu
Nithini
Noyana, noyana
Phezulu
Nina ke
Nehluka
Kuthixo
Ngo kona
Nithini (nithini)
Noyana (noyana), noyana
Phezulu
Nina ke
Nehluka
Kuthixo
Ngo kona
Nithini (nithini)
Noyana (noyana), noyana
Phezulu
Nina ke
Nehluka
Kuthixo
Ngo kona
Sikuyo
Indlela
Yelizwi
Lobomi
Sikuyo
Indlela
Yelizwi
Lobomi
Sikuyo
Indlela
Yelizwi
Lobomi
Sikuyo
Indlela
Yelizwi
Lobomi
Sikuyo
Indlela
Yelizwi
Lobomi
Sikuyo
Indlela
Yelizwi
Lobomi
Noyana, noyana
Noyana, noyana
Nithini noyana
Noyana, noyana
(The rest of the song is repeated and ad-libbed until fade)
Noyana was written by Max Ngcobo.
Noyana was produced by Lebo M & John van Tongeren & Jay Rifkin.
All the online sources for this track tell me it’s in Zulu. Lebo M., the writer, also speaks Zulu. However, you could be right, as the sources I spoke of are scant and lacking detail. There’s honestly very little online about this song.