The Negro's dance

(Awuah-Mainoo Gabriel)

Calling our sleeping heroes and sojourners to come home for us to build a great African empire!

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Strumming near de Mississippi Where de waves have given some chords Jamming near de Nile Where de fishes Had already made demma dance Up, up Africa! It’s time to dance! Now you da love ma rhythm Le him nod nod his head A black man song― a gentle twist You da love de chords Le him tap tap his lap A black man song ―a mellifluous jazz. Tell tell Mugabe I got a song, A song for him, a song for us A song of freedom. Wake wake Mandela Le him know we mocking apartheid A song for us, a song for his people. Singing loud beyond the ocean; “Sojourners come home; Africa is got a song Don’t be late Coz soon de song na fade” Now who da love ma song Le him shake, shake his boom, Babe I got your hands, Step step Twist twist round in turns and turn. Dem men with long trousers Fold ya trousers and unfold ya utmost joy Get the maid, And with ma song get her paid, I got this song, a song for my people.

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