patriotic songs

Wogbe

By qlibrium - Posted on November 9th, 2007

Tagged:

View all from Nat Brew
Artistes Amandzeba Nat Brew
Album Demara
Year 2000
Writer Nat Brew
Language Ga, English
Track # 4
Runtime 4:44

4x
Wogbe jeke (ei)
Ejeke ejeke
Woje shonn

Keje Israel keba Egypt
Keje Ethiopia ke Sudan
Woje shonn
Keje Ayi Kushiman yi no
Woniimei ke wonaamei
Woje shonn
So-so Timbuktu, Ghana, Mali
Sumanguru yi no
Woje shonn
Wogbe jeke (ei)
Ejeke ejeke
Woje shonn

So-so Timbuktu, Ghana, Mali
Sumanguru yi no
Woje shonn
Mantse Tackie yi no
Sumanguru yi no
Wogbe jeke, wogbe jeke
Woje shonn
Osei Tutu yi no
Kwaa Mansa yi no
Yaa Asantewa yi no
Woje shonn
Keje Israel keba Egypt
Keje Ethiopia ke Sudan
Woje shonn

2x
Akwe le ake abaatsumo wohie yaafo ke latsa
Aketsumo wohie

Jambo Bwana

By mkenya - Posted on April 20th, 2007

Tagged:

View all from Uyoga
Artistes Uyoga
Album Jambo bwana
Writer Teddy Kalanda Harrison, Billy Sarro Harrison, George Zirro Harrison, John Katana Harrison, Dennis Kalume Harrison
Language Swahili
Runtime 4:25

Hook
Jambo (jambo)
Jambo bwana (jambo bwana)
Habari gani?

Jambo bwana (folk song)

By mkenya - Posted on April 20th, 2007

Tagged:

View all from Folk music
Language Kiswahili

Chorus
Jambo
Jambo bwana
Habari gani?
Mzuri sana
Wageni mwakaribishwa
Kenya yetu
Hakuna matata

Verse
Kenya nchi nzuri
Nchi ya maajabu
Nchi ya kupeleza

Hakuna matata ad lib

Kenya yetu
Hakuna matata
Kenya wote

Motherland (Tribute to Africa)

By Swazibella - Posted on March 15th, 2007

Tagged:

View all from Yvonne Chaka Chaka
Artistes Yvonne Chaka Chaka
Album Best of Yvonne Chaka Chaka
Year 1995
Writer Yvonne Machaka Mhinga
Language Zulu, English
Runtime 4:52
Video URL http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KkXzCGSoNGk

Chorus x 3:
My mamaland
My mama

Verse 1
Who's that man, calling me stranger
In my land, my mamaland
Who's that man, telling me go
From my land, my mamaland

Chorus x 2

This is my heart where I belong
My roots are here in Africa

Bridge x4
Iwee nakupenda
Iwee mamaland

Chorus

Say we must talk, talk mama
To make this land a better land
Stop fighting mama

Mama Liberia

By jamie claude - Posted on February 25th, 2007

Tagged:

View all from Jake D
Artistes Jake D, Naser
Album African Lady
Writer Jacob Daynuah, Naser
Language English
Video URL http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ryEO73mplt4

Lead: There are so many democratic changes going on
Chorus: In Africa

Lead: Why don't those Africans want to recognize it
Chorus: The reality

GHANA @50, BE THERE OR BE SQUARE

By tospino - Posted on January 17th, 2007

Tagged:

THIS YEAR, THE FIRST COUNTRY IN SUB-SAHARA AFRICA TO GAIN
INDEPENDENCE GHANA WILL BE CELEBRATING 50 YEARS OF SUCCESS AND FREEDOM AFTER INDEPENDENCE AND AM HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE IT TO THE WHOLE OF AFRICA. IT IS BELIEVED THT MORE THAN 81% OF THE HOTELS IN THE CAPITAL IS FULLY BOOKED FOR THE EVENT.

Reinventing Society Through Gospel Music and Musicians

By Chale - Posted on December 4th, 2006

Tagged:

Nigeria: Reinventing Society Through Gospel Music - Music has great and many kinds of influence over people. It is water or acid for the soul, depending on what is produced. It is an extremely versatile means of communication. It is capable of exploiting all the acoustic features that are used in verbal communication. Moreover, it does so in an explicit and structured way, which makes it an interesting and useful window into human communication in general. [All Africa.com music]

Ghana national anthem

By Museke - Posted on July 13th, 2006

Tagged:

View all from Philip Gbeho
Artistes Philip Gbeho
Writer Philip Gbeho
Language English

Ghana, Hail the Name of Ghana

God bless our homeland Ghana
And make our nation great and strong
Bold to defend for ever
The cause of Freedom and of Right
Fill our hearts with true humility
Make us cherish fearless honesty,
And help us to resist oppressors' rule
With all our will and might for evermore

(repeat previous two lines)

Jama - Osee, osee, Black Stars ei, forward ever!

By Chale - Posted on June 24th, 2006

Tagged:

...Sounds on da ground and seens on the see-ins I have been wanting to blog about Ghana's World Cup participation ever since October 8, 2005, when Ghana qualified. Now that we've been to the tournament and are still riding strong, the time is right. The Black Stars have shown some gallant displays, especially after a terrible African Nations' Cup campaign. They fought against the Italians and fell short, completely gave the Czechs (and the rest of the world) a reality check and outlasted the USA. Appropriately, Ghana has thrown its weight behind its Black Stars and have been celebrating this piece of history. Ghana hasn't just been celebrating, it has done its part in motivating the 'boys' to be successful. The government has contributed its quota, private industry has sponsored the preparations, the citizenry has offered support and prayers and the musicians have helped us all cheer them on. Just like the good old days when we cheered on our secondary school teams with resounding 'jama', Ghanaians now have songs to sing at the World Cup too. 4x4's 'Jama' is just one of them.

Jama

By Chale - Posted on June 24th, 2006

Tagged:

View all from 4x4
Artistes 4x4
Album Siklitele
Year 2003
Writer Sylvanus Dodji Jeoffrey, Raphael Edem Avornyo
Language Ga, Twi, English
Track # 11
Runtime 9:32