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Morning to you man |
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Morning to you love |
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Hey I say I say |
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Africa must wake up the sleeping sons of jacob |
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For what tomorrow may bring may a better day come |
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Yesterday we were kings can you tell me young ones |
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Who are we today yeah now |
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Africa must wake up the sleeping sons of jacob |
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For what tomorrow may bring may a better day come |
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Yesterday we were kings can you tell me young ones |
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Who are we today yeah now |
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The black oasis ancient africa the sacred |
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The sleeping giant science art is your creation |
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I dreamed that we could visit old kemet |
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Your history is too complex and rigid for some western critics |
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They want the whole subject diminished |
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But africa's the origin of all the world's religions |
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We praise bridges that carried us over |
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The battle fronts of sudanic soldiers the task put before us |
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Do you hear me now |
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Africa must wake up the sleeping sons of jacob |
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For what tomorrow may bring may a better day come |
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Yesterday we were kings can you tell me young ones |
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Who are we today yeah now |
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Africa must wake up |
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The sleeping sons of Jacob |
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For what tomorrow may bring |
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May a better day come |
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Yesterday we were Kings |
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Can you tell me young ones |
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Who are we today |
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Who are we today the slums diseases aids |
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We need that all to fade we cannot be afraid |
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So who are we today |
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We are the morning after the makeshift youth |
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The slave-ship captured our diaspora is the final chapter |
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The ancestral lineage built pyramids |
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America's first immigrants the kings and daughters from our waters |
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The first architect the first philosophers |
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Astronomers the first prophets and the doctors were us us |
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Now can we all pray each in his own way |
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Teaching and learning we can work it out |
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We'll have a warm bed we'll have some warm bread |
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Shelter from the storm dread and we can work it out |
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Mother nature feeds all in farming and drought |
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And though selfish in ways not to share is out |
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What's a tree without root lion without tooth |
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A lie without truth you hear me out |
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Africa must wake up the sleeping sons of Jacob |
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For what tomorrow may bring may a better day come |
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Yesterday we were kings can you tell me young ones |
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Who are we today yeah now |
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Africa must wake up the sleeping sons of Jacob |
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What tomorrow may bring may some more love come |
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Yesterday we were kings I tell ya young bloods |
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The world is yours today |
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Dadyahow daali waayey nabada diideen |
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Oo ninkii doortay dinta waadinka dillee |
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Oo dal markii ladhiso waadinka dunshee |
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Oo daacad ninkii damcay waadinka dooxee |
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Dadyahow daali waayey nabada diideen |
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Oo ninkii doortay dinta waadinka dillee |
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Oo dal markii ladhiso waadinka dunshee |
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Oo daacad ninkii damcay waadinka dooxee |
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We want to thank y'all everybody out there |
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This is nas damian marley 'distant relatives' |
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We're all distant relatives no matter where you from where you live |
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How near or far africa China Japan afghanistan israel |
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We're all fam we're all distant relatives |
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So that's why we came together one of the reasons |
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Why myself and damian came together |
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'Cause we all come from one place and that's africa |
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That's right you too and you |
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The whole world |
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We're all family we're just spread out all over the place |
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So to all my distant relatives let's take it back home |
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Africa must wake up |
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The sleeping sons of Jacob |
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For what tomorrow may bring |
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May a better day come |
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Yesterday we were Kings |
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Can you tell me young ones |
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Who are we today yeah now |
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Africa must wake up |
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The sleeping sons of Jacob |
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For what tomorrow may bring |
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May a better day come |
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Yesterday we were Kings |
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Can you tell me young ones |
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Who are we today |
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Who are we today |
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Morning to you |
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Morning to you man |
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Morning to you love |
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