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Gabriel of
THE FREEDOM
(including lyrics and translations)
"A to Ken Saro-Wiwa, the people of Nigeria, and freedom fighters of
the world."
Throughout the sad the braveheart stood in the way
Of the noble lords in pompous dress who had the say
Counterpoint: (Village/tribe)
(Beautiful Music)
And all the families of the meek who seek-to in love, in peace
Cannot keep what to them-the nobles want their fleece
And that know the pain and loss from those who rule in sin

Must join together hand in hand all justice wins

And I see the spark of freedom in eye
And I see the spark of freedom in eye
Yes, I see the hope of in their eye

Yes, I see the Light of freedom in eye

Counterpoint: (freedom)
Ken Saro-Wiwa, Ken Saro-Wiwa, Ken
Oh Wiwa, Oh
Saro-Wiwa

Counterpoint: OMO TI JI DIDE OSE
(the Son of God Rising)
Ah - Ah - Ah - Ah - Ah
(Chief)
And good men run the gauntlet to try the righteous
While others of the lesser code make out a fool
And those that have the can wear the whitest robes
While the meek and truly humble can only sing life's
And I see the spark of freedom in eye
And I see the spark of in their eye
Yes, I see the of freedom in their eye
Yes, I see the Light of in their eye

Ken Saro-Wiwa, Ken Saro-Wiwa, Ken
Oh Wiwa, Oh
Saro-Wiwa
A Thank-You in Swahili to Ken
asante mjomba mungu
= thank you
mjomba =
= [of] God
kumekucha = the Son has
Ken Saro-Wiwa was a fighter who was executed by the Nigerian
government. The Jumb means "Chief" in Nigerian.