[male vocals] Mike
Gee,
listen
to
the
heartbeat
of
the
land
Nyakumah,
we
are
one,
we
hold
our
hands (
Eii,
listen)
Walking
through
the
streets
of
Nyakumah
tonight
Looking
for
the
peace
that
makes
everything
right
From
Nkwanta
South,
I
pray
the
sun
will
rise
To
wipe
the
worry
from
my
people's
eyes
My
friend
Opete,
stand
tall
by
my
side
With
you,
my
brother,
I
have
nothing
to
hide
We
pray
for
safety,
for
the
day
and
the
night
For
every
single
soul
to
find
their
light
Oh,
peace
in
the
valley,
peace
for
my
home
Nyakumah
is
where
my
spirit
will
roam
Jemima,
my
babe,
you
are
the
beauty
I
see
You
are
the
center
of
the
peace
inside
of
me
Chale,
let
the
love
flow
just
like
the
rain
Nkwanta
South,
we
heal
the
hurt
and
the
pain
Opete,
you
know
we
been
through
it
all
But
together
we
stand,
we
will
never
fall
In
the
market
square,
in
the
heat
of
the
day
We
keep
our
hearts
steady,
come
what
may
Jemima,
your
smile
is
my
safest
retreat
Making
my
life
and
my
purpose
complete
Oyiwa,
God
protect
the
children
we
raise
Guide
us
through
all
of
our
nights
and
our
days
Oh,
peace
in
the
valley,
peace
for
my
home
Nyakumah
is
where
my
spirit
will
roam
Jemima,
my
babe,
you
are
the
beauty
I
see
You
are
the
center
of
the
peace
inside
of
me
Chale,
let
the
love
flow
just
like
the
rain
Nkwanta
South,
we
heal
the
hurt
and
the
pain
Wonim?
The
future
is
bright
if
we
hold
on
to
love
We
look
for
the
blessing
from
the
heavens
above
No
more
conflict,
no
more
strife
in
the
land
Just
harmony
resting
in
the
palm
of
our
hand
So
tonight
we
dance
to
the
rhythm
so
slow
Letting
the
light
of
our
unity
glow
Nkwanta
South,
let
your
voices
ring
out
Nyakumah
is
safe,
that’
s
without
a
doubt
Jemima,
my
queen,
let
me
whisper
your
name
With
you,
every
season
is
never
the
same
Oh,
peace
in
the
valley,
peace
for
my
home
Nyakumah
is
where
my
spirit
will
roam
Jemima,
my
babe,
you
are
the
beauty
I
see
You
are
the
center
of
the
peace
inside
of
me
Chale,
let
the
love
flow
just
like
the
rain
Nkwanta
South,
we
heal
the
hurt
and
the
pain
Chop
life,
but
keep
peace
in
your
soul
Nyakumah,
Jemima,
Opete,
you
make
us
whole
Ah
ah,
yeah
Peace
forever,
my
people
Oyiwa,
we
are
home.