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Plus rien ne m'étonne
by Tiken Jah Fakoly
Ils ont partagé le monde, plus rien ne m'étonne
Si tu me laisses la Tchétchénie,
Moi je te laisse l'Arménie
Si tu me laisses l'Afghanistan
Moi je te laisse le Pakistan
Si tu ne quittes pas Haïti,
Moi je t'embarque pour Bangui
Si tu m'aides à bombarder l'Irak,
Moi je t'arrange le Kurdistan
Ils ont partagé le monde, plus rien ne m'étonne
Si tu me laisses l'uranium
Moi je te laisse l'aluminium
Si tu me laisses tes gisements,
Moi je t'aide à chasser les Talibans
Si tu me donnes beaucoup de blé,
Moi je fais la guerre à tes côtés
Si tu me laisses extraire ton or,
Moi je t'aide à mettre le Général dehors
Ils ont partagé le monde, plus rien ne m'étonne
Ils ont partagé Africa sans nous consulter,
Ils s'étonnent que nous soyons désunis !
Une partie de l'empire Mandingue,
Se trouva chez les Wolofs,
Une partie de l'empire Mossi
Se trouva dans le Ghana,
Une partie de l'empire Soussou
Se trouva dans l'empire Mandingue,
Une partie de l'empire Mandingue
Se trouva chez les Mossis
Ils ont partagé Africa sans nous consulter,
Sans nous demander, sans nous aviser !
Ils ont partagé le monde, plus rien ne m'étonne
Lyrics © SONY ATV MUSIC PUBLISHING
Written by: MOUSSA DOUMBIA
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
by Tiken Jah Fakoly
Ils ont partagé le monde, plus rien ne m'étonne
Si tu me laisses la Tchétchénie,
Moi je te laisse l'Arménie
Si tu me laisses l'Afghanistan
Moi je te laisse le Pakistan
Si tu ne quittes pas Haïti,
Moi je t'embarque pour Bangui
Si tu m'aides à bombarder l'Irak,
Moi je t'arrange le Kurdistan
Ils ont partagé le monde, plus rien ne m'étonne
Si tu me laisses l'uranium
Moi je te laisse l'aluminium
Si tu me laisses tes gisements,
Moi je t'aide à chasser les Talibans
Si tu me donnes beaucoup de blé,
Moi je fais la guerre à tes côtés
Si tu me laisses extraire ton or,
Moi je t'aide à mettre le Général dehors
Ils ont partagé le monde, plus rien ne m'étonne
Ils ont partagé Africa sans nous consulter,
Ils s'étonnent que nous soyons désunis !
Une partie de l'empire Mandingue,
Se trouva chez les Wolofs,
Une partie de l'empire Mossi
Se trouva dans le Ghana,
Une partie de l'empire Soussou
Se trouva dans l'empire Mandingue,
Une partie de l'empire Mandingue
Se trouva chez les Mossis
Ils ont partagé Africa sans nous consulter,
Sans nous demander, sans nous aviser !
Ils ont partagé le monde, plus rien ne m'étonne
Lyrics © SONY ATV MUSIC PUBLISHING
Written by: MOUSSA DOUMBIA
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
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Tiken Jah Fakoly
Tiken Jah Fakoly (1968) is a reggae singer from Odienné, Côte d’Ivoire (a.k.a Ivory Coast).
Tiken Jah was born into a family of griots and christened Doumbia Moussa Fakoly on June 23, 1968 in Odienne, north-western Côte d'Ivoire. He discovered reggae at an early age, assembling his first group, Djelys, in 1987. He became well-known at a regional level, but would soon ascend to national recognition.
Concerned by the social and political evolution of his country Read Full BioTiken Jah Fakoly (1968) is a reggae singer from Odienné, Côte d’Ivoire (a.k.a Ivory Coast).
Tiken Jah was born into a family of griots and christened Doumbia Moussa Fakoly on June 23, 1968 in Odienne, north-western Côte d'Ivoire. He discovered reggae at an early age, assembling his first group, Djelys, in 1987. He became well-known at a regional level, but would soon ascend to national recognition.
Concerned by the social and political evolution of his country, it was not long before Tiken Jah was writing incisive works on the political environment in Côte d'Ivoire. One such work was on the death of Felix Houphouet-Boigny in 1993, which resulted in a surge of popularity amongst the nation's youth. In 1998, Fakoly made his first international appearance in Paris.
Tiken Jah Fakoly plays music "to wake up the consciences". His music speaks about many injustices done to the people of his country, and those over Africa. As such, African listeners feel a deep affinity with his lyrics as Fakoly speaks for people whom are under oppression. This connection has helped make Tiken Jah Fakoly a much-listened artist throughout both Europe and Africa.
Discography
1. 1993: Les Djelys (cassette only - discontinued)
2. 1994: Missiri (cassette only - discontinued)
3. 1996: Mangercratie
4. 1999: Cours d'histoire
5. 2000: Le Cameleon (exclusive to West Africa)
6. 2002: Françafrique (a term coined by Francois Xavier-Verschave)
7. 2004: Coup de gueule
8. 2005: Africa wants to be free, compilation to support fr:Survie (association)
NOTE: Mangercratie was released in France in 1999 and in Canada in 2000. Cours d'histoire was released in France in 2000 and in Canada in 2001. The first two albums were only released in Côte d'Ivoire.
Outside Projects
Tiken Jah Fakoly has recorded various tracks with other artists. He is featured on Steel Pulse: African Holocaust, on Rike: Airt Frais, on Bernard Laviliers: Carnet De Bord, on Amadou & Marima: Dimanche A Bamaco, on Dub Incorporation: Life, and on Tata Pound: Cikan. He also appears on the compilation African Consiences with Mebgane N'Dour. He will be featured in the upcoming movie Les Oiseaux Du Ciel, directed by Eliane De Latour.
Awards:
2003: Victoires de la Musique 2003, in the category of Reggae Album/Ragga/World with the album Françafrique.
Tiken Jah was born into a family of griots and christened Doumbia Moussa Fakoly on June 23, 1968 in Odienne, north-western Côte d'Ivoire. He discovered reggae at an early age, assembling his first group, Djelys, in 1987. He became well-known at a regional level, but would soon ascend to national recognition.
Concerned by the social and political evolution of his country Read Full BioTiken Jah Fakoly (1968) is a reggae singer from Odienné, Côte d’Ivoire (a.k.a Ivory Coast).
Tiken Jah was born into a family of griots and christened Doumbia Moussa Fakoly on June 23, 1968 in Odienne, north-western Côte d'Ivoire. He discovered reggae at an early age, assembling his first group, Djelys, in 1987. He became well-known at a regional level, but would soon ascend to national recognition.
Concerned by the social and political evolution of his country, it was not long before Tiken Jah was writing incisive works on the political environment in Côte d'Ivoire. One such work was on the death of Felix Houphouet-Boigny in 1993, which resulted in a surge of popularity amongst the nation's youth. In 1998, Fakoly made his first international appearance in Paris.
Tiken Jah Fakoly plays music "to wake up the consciences". His music speaks about many injustices done to the people of his country, and those over Africa. As such, African listeners feel a deep affinity with his lyrics as Fakoly speaks for people whom are under oppression. This connection has helped make Tiken Jah Fakoly a much-listened artist throughout both Europe and Africa.
Discography
1. 1993: Les Djelys (cassette only - discontinued)
2. 1994: Missiri (cassette only - discontinued)
3. 1996: Mangercratie
4. 1999: Cours d'histoire
5. 2000: Le Cameleon (exclusive to West Africa)
6. 2002: Françafrique (a term coined by Francois Xavier-Verschave)
7. 2004: Coup de gueule
8. 2005: Africa wants to be free, compilation to support fr:Survie (association)
NOTE: Mangercratie was released in France in 1999 and in Canada in 2000. Cours d'histoire was released in France in 2000 and in Canada in 2001. The first two albums were only released in Côte d'Ivoire.
Outside Projects
Tiken Jah Fakoly has recorded various tracks with other artists. He is featured on Steel Pulse: African Holocaust, on Rike: Airt Frais, on Bernard Laviliers: Carnet De Bord, on Amadou & Marima: Dimanche A Bamaco, on Dub Incorporation: Life, and on Tata Pound: Cikan. He also appears on the compilation African Consiences with Mebgane N'Dour. He will be featured in the upcoming movie Les Oiseaux Du Ciel, directed by Eliane De Latour.
Awards:
2003: Victoires de la Musique 2003, in the category of Reggae Album/Ragga/World with the album Françafrique.
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