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Gabriel of
THE SONG
(including Ogoni and translations)
"A tribute to Ken Saro-Wiwa, the people of Nigeria, and freedom of
the world."
Throughout the sad history the braveheart 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 live in love, in peace
Cannot keep what belongs to them-the nobles their fleece
And those that the pain and loss from those who rule in sin

Must join together hand in until all justice wins

And I see the spark of in their 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 in their eye

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

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

Ken Saro-Wiwa, Ken Saro-Wiwa, Ken
Oh Wiwa, Oh
Jumb
A Thank-You in to Ken Saro-Wiwa:
asante mjomba mungu
asante = you
= messenger
mungu = God
= the Son has risen
Ken Saro-Wiwa was a fighter who was executed by the Nigerian
government. The term Jumb "Chief" in Nigerian.