क्या दे सकता हू, क्या ला सकता हू
कहता तुझे बस शुक्रिया
क्या दे सकता हू, क्या ला सकता हू
कहता तुझे बस शुक्रिया

तुज़मे ही मेरी सुबह, तुझमे ही हर शाम
तुझसे ही करता शुरू, हर कोई काम (2)
शुक्रिया करता हू मैं, लेके तेरा नाम
आदर और धन्यवाद आज तेरे नाम

शुक्रिया, शुक्रिया, शुक्रिया तेरा
शुक्रिया, शुक्रिया, शुक्रिया येशू तेरा

सारी दुनिया तेरी है,
सब कुछ तुनें रचाया है (2)
मुझको भी तुनें बनाया है,
तेरे जैसा किया है

क्या दे सकता हू, क्या ला सकता हू
कहता तुझे बस शुक्रिया (2)
शुक्रिया, शुक्रिया, शुक्रिया तेरा
शुक्रिया, शुक्रिया, शुक्रिया येशू तेरा

तुझमे ही मेरी सुबह,
तुझमे ही मेरी हर शाम (2)
शुक्रिया, शुक्रिया, शुक्रिया तेरा
शुक्रिया, शुक्रिया, शुक्रिया येशू तेरा

शुक्रिया, शुक्रिया, शुक्रिया तेरा
शुक्रिया, शुक्रिया, शुक्रिया तेरा
शुक्रिया, शुक्रिया, शुक्रिया
शुक्रिया तेराा…तेराा …

Kya de sakta hu

Tempo: 70 BPM (Slow, worshipful)
Strumming Pattern: Down – Down – Up – Up – Down – Up (D – D – U – U – D – U)

Stanza 1
(G) Kya de sakta (D) hoon, kya (Em) la sakta (D) hoon
(C) Kehta tujhe (D) bas shukri(C)ya (x2)

Pre-Chorus
(G) Tujhme hi meri (D) subah, (Em) tujhme hi har (C) shaam
(G) Tujhse hi karta (D) shuru, har koi (C) kaam
(G) Shukriya karta (D) hoon main, (Em) leke tera (C) naam
(G) Aadar aur dhanya(D)vaad (C) aaj tere (D) naam

Chorus
(G) Shukriya, (Em) shukriya, (C) shukriya (D) tera
(G) Shukriya, (Em) shukriya, (C) shukriya (D) Yeshu (C) tera

Stanza 2
(G) Saari (Am) duniya teri (D) hai,
(G) Sab kuch tune rachaya hai
(Em) Mujhko bhi (Am) tune banaya (D) hai,
(C) Tere jaisa (G) kiya hai

Shukriya Tera (Thank You, Jesus): Meaning, Scripture, and Worship Guide

The song “Kya De Sakta Hoon” (which is the opening line and alternative title for “Shukriya Tera”) was written and composed by Pastor Amit Kamble.

He originally released it in 2009 as part of his debut solo album, Shukriya Tera. Since its release, the song has become a staple in Hindi-speaking churches across India and the diaspora due to its simple yet profound focus on God as the Creator and Sustainer.¹

“Shukriya Tera” is a popular Hindi contemporary worship song that focuses on the heart of gratitude. It is a song of surrender that acknowledges God as the Creator and the source of every breath.

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Meaning of the Lyrics and Biblical Connections

Lyric (Hindi)	English Meaning	Biblical Foundation
Sari duniya teri hai, sab kuch tune rachaya hai	The whole world is Yours; You have created everything.	Psalm 24:1: “The earth is the Lord’s, and everything in it, the world, and all who live in it.”¹
Mujhko bhi tune banaya hai, tere jaisa kiya hai	You also made me; You made me like Yourself.	Genesis 1:27: “So God created mankind in his own image, in the image of God he created them.”
Kya de sakta hoon, kya la sakta hoon	What can I give? What can I bring?	Psalm 116:12: “What shall I return to the Lord for all his goodness to me?”²
Tujhme hi meri subah, tujhme hi meri har shaam	In You is my morning; in You is my every evening.	Psalm 113:3: “From the rising of the sun to the place where it sets, the name of the Lord is to be praised.”

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Worship Guide: How to Lead This Song

This song is designed for “Vertical Worship” – singing directly to God rather than about Him. It works best as a mid-tempo song that builds in intensity.

1. The Intro (The Call to Worship)

Start with a simple acoustic guitar or piano pad. Invite the congregation to reflect on the goodness of God over the past week. Use the phrase: “Let us bring a sacrifice of praise for all He has created.”

2. The Verse (The Theology)

The verses move from God’s power (creating the world) to His personal love (creating me). Encourage the congregation to sing the line “Mujhko bhi tune banaya hai” (You made me too) with personal conviction.³

3. The Chorus (The Response)

The chorus is simple: “Shukriya” (Thank you). This repetition is intentional. It allows the mind to rest and the spirit to focus entirely on gratitude. In a communal setting, this is the moment for “hands-lifted” worship.

4. The Bridge (The Surrender)

When singing “Kya de sakta hoon,” it is a moment of humility. It acknowledges that we have nothing to offer God except our thanks. This is a great moment for a “musical swell” (increasing volume and instrumentation).⁴

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Bibliography

• Geethanjali. “Shukriya Tera: Hindi Worship Lyrics and Meaning.” Last modified January 5, 2026. https://www.geethanjali.com/worship/shukriya-tera.
• Hindi Christian Songs. “Theology in Contemporary Hindi Worship.” Worship Leader Magazine, Winter 2025.
• Scripture Union. The Daily Bread: Devotional on Creation and Image. London: SU Publishing, 2024.

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Footnotes

1. Holy Bible, English Standard Version, (Wheaton, IL: Crossway, 2016), Psalm 24:1.
2. “Psalm 116 Meaning and Commentary,” Bible Study Tools, accessed March 24, 2026, https://www.biblestudytools.com/commentaries/matthew-henry-complete/psalms/116.html.
3. “Leading Hindi Worship: Tips for Small Groups,” Christian Ministry India, accessed March 24, 2026, https://www.cmi.org.in/worship-leading.
4. “The Power of Gratitude in Worship,” Worship Together, accessed March 24, 2026, https://www.worshiptogether.com/blog/gratitude.