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Bob Marley ~ Africa Unite


Africa unite 'Cause we're moving right out of Babylon And we're going to our Father's land How good and how pleasant it would be Before God and man To see the unification of all Africans As it's been said already Let it be done right now We are the children of the Rastaman We are the children of the Higher Man So Africa unite, Africa unite, yeah Africa unite 'Cause we're moving right out of Babylon And we're grooving to our Father's land How good and how pleasant it would be Before God and man To see the unification of all Africans As it's been said let it be done I tell you who we are under the sun We are the children of the Rastaman We are the children of the Higher Man So Africa unite, Africa unite, yeah Africa unite 'cause the children want To come home, Africa unite, Africa unite It's later, later than you think It's later, later than you think Unite for the benefit of your people Unite for the Africans abroad Unite for the Africans a yard more free lyrics

Africa unite
'Cause we're moving right out of Babylon
And we're going to our Father's land

How good and how pleasant it would be
Before God and man
To see the unification of all Africans
As it's been said already
Let it be done right now
We are the children of the Rastaman
We are the children of the Higher Man

So Africa unite, Africa unite, yeah
Africa unite
'Cause we're moving right out of Babylon
And we're grooving to our Father's land

How good and how pleasant it would be
Before God and man
To see the unification of all Africans
As it's been said let it be done
I tell you who we are under the sun
We are the children of the Rastaman
We are the children of the Higher Man

So Africa unite, Africa unite, yeah
Africa unite 'cause the children want
To come home, Africa unite, Africa unite
It's later, later than you think
It's later, later than you think
Unite for the benefit of your people
Unite for the Africans abroad
Unite for the Africans a yard

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