| Scholars and scientists now conceive that | |
| Africa is the first place of mankind | |
| Africans were the first builders of civilization | |
| They discovered mathematics, invented writing, developed sciences | |
| Engineering, medicine, religion, fine arts, and built the | |
| Great Pyramids | |
| An architectural achievement which still baffles modern scientists' [INTRO VOICE 2] | |
| The 225th | |
| Emperor [echo] direct descent from | |
| Solomon and | |
| The Queen of | |
| Sheba [echo] | |
| He is the "King of Kings, The Lion of Judah [echo]" | |
| The name Haile | |
| Selassie I means "Power of the Trinity" [Verse 1: Stephen Marley] | |
| Educate yourselves, of | |
| Africa To liberate yourself, | |
| Africa Keep your heads up high | |
| No more will we cry | |
| Eeeeyh Our history that they stole, | |
| Africa Is written in our souls, | |
| Africa Oldest nation on this earth | |
| Know just what you worth | |
| Well well | |
| Ships that sail to distant places | |
| Robbed us of our rising worlds | |
| History says that you've betrayed us | |
| Talking of the | |
| Gods you serve | |
| Hear the rambling in the sky | |
| Tears that our fore fathers cry | |
| And today we're still in chains | |
| Take the shackle from our minds | |
| You're the corner stone | |
| The king upon the throne | |
| How beautiful are thou, | |
| Africa Our nation have to bow, | |
| Africa Don't you fall from grace | |
| You're that secret place | |
| Aye! Aye-ah-aye! [Verse 2: Wale] | |
| Power to the people, | |
| Motherland representa | |
| I'm on trial with the man she my co-defendant | |
| And I demand her attention, can you focus women? | |
| I'm getting closer to the sky errytime | |
| I hit it Haile | |
| Selassie I, "Power of the Trinity" | |
| Soul made in naija, my voice made in | |
| Italy White mans world that | |
| I'm livin' in, some say | |
| But it was | |
| Africa the continent we all came from | |
| Can't nothing come between me and you | |
| So before | |
| I have seeds gotta understand my roots | |
| Gotta understand the truth. | |
| We is all king's 'round here | |
| Lifes not all fair, work till we fall dead | |
| Paul goin' hard 'till | |
| I urn like a | |
| Pall-Bearer | |
| Although my body's in the | |
| U.S my heart's there | |
| I can never be ashamed of her, | |
| I got my features and my name from her | |
| Mama Africa [Verse 3: Stephen Marley] | |
| The richest place on earth | |
| Know just what your worth [HARMONIZING WITH MUSIC] | |
| Talking about the | |
| God you serve [HARMONIZING WITH MUSIC] | |
| Keep your heads up high | |
| No more will we cry | |
| They infiltrate our homes, | |
| Africa They claim it as their own, | |
| Africa Now we must stand tall | |
| To break down all these wall-alls | |
| Well well | |
| Our children must be taught, of | |
| Africa The science and the art, | |
| Africa Nah | |
| Nah Nah Nah | |
| Nah Nahhh! | |
| Educate yourself, | |
| Africa To liberate yourselves, | |
| Africa Keep your heads up high | |
| No more will we cry | |
| Beautiful are thou, | |
| Africa A legend have to bow, | |
| Africa Oh | |
| Oh! Made in | |
| Africa, We share | |
| Africa (We share Africa) | |
| Made in Africa, | |
| We share Africa (We share Africa) | |
| Made in Africa, | |
| We share Africa (We share Africa) | |
| Made in Africa, | |
| We share Africa (We share Africa) | |
| Made in Africa, | |
| We share Africa (We share Africa) | |
| Made in Africa, | |
| We share Africa (We share Africa) | |
| Made in Africa, | |
| We share Africa (We share Africa) |