Bishop Leonard Scott
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Africa

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Bishop Leonard Scott Canonical path: /bishop-leonard-scott/africa Related lyric paths: 6
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Africa

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I came to change you but instead you changed me

And I confess I came to frame you in a photograph

But you showed me why

And you turned this heart around

And I see your smile how it can be

So much brighter than me

And your silent eyes they scream

Of hunger and meaning and eternal dreaming

Africa

Africa

We smiled at you from behind the glass

And without reserve and whiter than snow

You smiled back at us

And you showed me who

And you turned this mind around

And I see your hands reach out to God

So much higher than ours

And your silent eyes they scream

Of hunger and meaning and eternal dreaming

Africa

Afrika mimi naku penda

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