Global Solidarity by Samaki Mkuu, Jabali Afrika Lyrics
Global Solidarity
Preface (Samaki Mkuu):
A crisis brings out, the best in some and the worst in others
Let’s not forget we’re all daughters and sons, sisters and brothers, fathers and mothers
Chorus (Jabali Afrika):
One aim, one love, solidarity for a better tomorrow
One aim (one aim!), one love (one love!), solidarity for a better tomorrow (Ay!)
We can do it! (Ay!)
Verse 1 (Jabali Afrika):
It’s been a long tough time, a test for humanity taking place
The world is getting uneasy (?), to get things back to normal
We all have a commonality, there is no choice but to work together
The world needs healing, the world needs caring and love
We can do it! (Ay! Ay!)
One aim (Ay!), one love (one love!), solidarity for a better tomorrow (Ay!)
One aim (one aim!), one love (solidarity!), solidarity (Ay!) for a better tomorrow
We can do it! (We can do it!)
Verse 2 (Samaki Mkuu):
We must search within ourselves, to see under the covers
As by searching the soul is the only way, that one discovers
It’s possible to pacify the prejudice and pride, which us pervasively smothers
We must decide to divert from the departed darkness, from there no one recovers
One aim (one aim!!), one love (one love!), solidarity for a better tomorrow (Ay!)
One aim (one aim!!), one love (one love!), solidarity for a better tomorrow (oh yeah!)
We can do it! (We can do it)
Verse 3 (Samaki Mkuu):
Blood running through our arteries in red rather than different colors
Driven by a blended beat backed by dreamy, dramatic drummers
Singers, strutters and strummers, strengthening us through the weariest of winters and the luckiest of summers
Pluralism’s plasma placating the pipes playfully placed by the pluckiest of plumbers
One aim (one aim!), one love (one love!), solidarity for a better tomorrow (we can do it!)
One aim (one aim!), one love (one love!), solidarity for a better tomorrow (we can do it!)
We can do it!
(Oooh oooh oooh)
We can do it
(Oooh oooh oooh)
One love!
(Oooh oooh oooh)
Solidarity
(Oooh oooh oooh)
We need solidarity more than ever, so let’s come together
We can do it!
Preface (Samaki Mkuu):
A crisis brings out, the best in some and the worst in others
Let’s not forget we’re all daughters and sons, sisters and brothers, fathers and mothers
Chorus (Jabali Afrika):
One aim, one love, solidarity for a better tomorrow
One aim (one aim!), one love (one love!), solidarity for a better tomorrow (Ay!)
We can do it! (Ay!)
Verse 1 (Jabali Afrika):
It’s been a long tough time, a test for humanity taking place
The world is getting uneasy (?), to get things back to normal
We all have a commonality, there is no choice but to work together
The world needs healing, the world needs caring and love
We can do it! (Ay! Ay!)
One aim (Ay!), one love (one love!), solidarity for a better tomorrow (Ay!)
One aim (one aim!), one love (solidarity!), solidarity (Ay!) for a better tomorrow
We can do it! (We can do it!)
Verse 2 (Samaki Mkuu):
We must search within ourselves, to see under the covers
As by searching the soul is the only way, that one discovers
It’s possible to pacify the prejudice and pride, which us pervasively smothers
We must decide to divert from the departed darkness, from there no one recovers
One aim (one aim!!), one love (one love!), solidarity for a better tomorrow (Ay!)
One aim (one aim!!), one love (one love!), solidarity for a better tomorrow (oh yeah!)
We can do it! (We can do it)
Verse 3 (Samaki Mkuu):
Blood running through our arteries in red rather than different colors
Driven by a blended beat backed by dreamy, dramatic drummers
Singers, strutters and strummers, strengthening us through the weariest of winters and the luckiest of summers
Pluralism’s plasma placating the pipes playfully placed by the pluckiest of plumbers
One aim (one aim!), one love (one love!), solidarity for a better tomorrow (we can do it!)
One aim (one aim!), one love (one love!), solidarity for a better tomorrow (we can do it!)
We can do it!
(Oooh oooh oooh)
We can do it
(Oooh oooh oooh)
One love!
(Oooh oooh oooh)
Solidarity
(Oooh oooh oooh)
We need solidarity more than ever, so let’s come together
We can do it!