Omubezzi jjali Philly Lutaaya

*Song Title:* Omubeezi Gyali
*Translation:* "The Helper/Comforter is There" (or "The Helper is Present").
*Genre:* Gospel / Religious.
*Meaning:* The song is a powerful testament to faith. "Omubeezi" refers to a helper, often used to refer to the Holy Spirit or God in a comforting role. The song reassures the listener that no matter what difficulties they face, God (the Comforter) is present and will not abandon them.

*Context & Legacy*
Unlike his Christmas carols or pop hits like "Born in Africa," this track is deeply spiritual. It is often played in Uganda during times of reflection, prayer, or mourning because of its message of hope and divine presence.

*Lyrics Summary (Luganda)*
The lyrics center on the idea that human friends may fail you, and worldly situations change, but the "Omubeezi" (God/Holy Spirit) remains constant.
Key sentiment: "Tewali mubezzi anwenkana nga Yesu" (There is no helper equal to Jesus/God).
Refrain: It emphasizes that "Gyali" (He is there/He exists).

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