New African

from New African by Heart Hand Soul

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lyrics

New African from the desert land
Come along, find your path and grow
New African gone to another land
Look around salvation is close
New African from the Meadowlands
Come along find your path and show
New African sees the horizon
Plant the seeds build a free community
New African the ships have long time gone
Till this day, the port harbors the wrong song
New African inside the prison plan
The chains have been snapped of for you to stand
New African in the sinking sands
Tell us which company are you holding on
New African trapped in a soul bind
Subtly tell us who are you working for
My retiming generates passage that rocks the boat
Singular rite are sometimes falling to touch the truth
New African no more can we pretend
Fighting each other for false reason
New African did you learn your lesson
Don’t forsake your sister’s pulsation
New African carries his mission for hope
If you do it who are you doing it for
New Africans please come home
Over the ocean: thru the jungle up the road
More winds blow strong, lost pictures cannot be found
More seasons to remember, all (shades) brand recycled flavor
Young and old African it’s all the same
African yes, African today
There is only one way, every Nation
Experience the New African, by us and to us
More winds blow strong, lost pictures cannot be found
More seasons to remember, all (shades) brand recycled flavor

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from New African, released December 19, 2018

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Heart Hand Soul Montreal, Québec

My inspiration and in-depth discovery of words meaning and their adjustment are pivotal in the songs that I write. Original but emotional, I take my hand to write and pouring my lyrics and music to my heart and soul contentment. These musical poems deal with freedom of mankind, family ties and social values where we have lost and maintain our roots of creation that herald our precious world. ... more