African Pride
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African Pride
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thou we struggle
Jah is the ruler and protector of I & I
african with african pride
fighting to attain our rights
want no more sheding of blood
for our nation to move forward
african with african pride
fighting to attain our rights
want no more sheding of blood
for our nation to move forward
what mek we can´t unite
put each man difference aside
why can´t we just come together
cease from tribal war & fight
who knows better must do better
a source of collective insight
may not be exposed to education
but surley know wrong from right
self help with a inner motivation
teach all to be self sufficient
don´t want to depend on no one
for attainment of my bread
oh these words, oh my calling
children crying white squall tears
hunger rampant harvest plenty
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Buju Banton performs "African Pride", and this lyric page sits inside the Buju Banton catalog on LyroVerse.
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