Luyện nghe bài hát Bonya

Why are we not of who we are? We are black Africans,
descendants of Sunjata Keita, the of the Mandé people.
We have our own and civilisation, which we must be proud of.
Instead, we want to like Westerners, Chinese, Asians,
and by bleaching our skin, selling off our land and resources,
and adopting fashions. As a result,
we are lost and our escape us.
So who will come to defend our African in our place?

Let's not turn our on our traditions
Let's embrace them, be proud of

Let's not abandon our
We need to them, like a miracle
Let's not our back on them

They want to our traditional values
we are Africans
We have all our cultural references
they see us as slaves
Our have abandoned us
They to kill our traditions
we are Africans
Our human warmth is

I bow our ancestral traditions, mother
I pray to the spirits of our
I bow our ancestral traditions

Why are we not of who we are?
We try to like Europeans, by bleaching our skin
We try to look like the and sell off our resources to them
We think that being Muslim means to cover from top to toe
We to look like Indians by applying their bindi to our forehead
Who will carry on Sunjata's
I, Diawara Fanta stand up and
vow to on the ancestral heritage
Who build Africa for us?
Who live the African life in our stead?
We have lost all our cultural to western culture
If we do not ourselves, no one will ever respect us

Why are we not of who we are?