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Artist: Pape & Cheikh
Canonical path: /pape-cheikh/kamalemba
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Kamalemba
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Kamalemba
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We pray that peace will return
Will take hold and and last forever
We ask the young people of our country
To unite in working for peace in Casamance
Kamalemba, Kamalemba, Kamalemba
To lose one's father and mother
Is a total tragedy
All for a war without end
We ask the rebel leaders
To seek an agreement with the policians
So that peace can return to Casamance
We ask the religious leaders
To pray in perfect harmony
So that peace can return to Casamance
We ask our young people
To work together
So that peace can return to Casamance
Kamalemba, Kamalemba, Kamalemba
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