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Choir And Marching Band Lyrics

Na na na na na (Ohoo hoo)
An upbeat sound to set a joyous tone

(You can do it) You can do it it's an old combination
Encouragement to persist with a familiar approach

(You can do it) You can do it find the love and relation
Advice to prioritize connection when pursuing a goal

Think you got the chances
Suggesting a myriad of opportunities available to someone

To come up with answers
Encouragement to actively search for solutions

To see it new
To look at things with fresh perspective

(We can do it) We can do it it's a world of emotions
Acknowledging emotional complexities but still urging to overcome adversity

(We can do it) We can do it combine all the oceans
A call for unification and collaboration

Can't you feel the passion
Asking to recognize the motivation driving someone

To go with compassion
To act with empathy and kindness

And see it new
Asking to reframe the situation with fresh insight

Come jump now
An invitation to take action

Right into my arms
A metaphorical gesture to support someone who takes action

Time to start believing
Encouragement to have faith in oneself or a situation

Today
Suggesting an urgency to act in the present moment

Don't tear it apart (Ohoo hoo)
A plea not to ruin something good

Just go with your heart (Ohoo hoo)
Encouragement to follow feelings and intuition

We should all be together now (Aaaah)
A call for unity and togetherness

Under the sun
Metaphorically referring to the shared experience of life

(You can do it) You can do it write the end of the story
Encouragement to take control and finish something on one's own terms

(You can do it) You can do it you can do it with Glory
Assertion that success is possible and worthy of celebration

Poets and dreamers
Labeling idealistic types of people

Where hopeless believers
Contrasting the pessimistic label 'hopeless' with the idealistic label 'believers'

Were you and me
Implying that the artist and the listener both fall in these categories

(Listen to it) Listen to it I hear freedom is calling
Suggesting hope in a situation that may have seemed hopeless

We can do it we’re all part of the walk in
Implying there is a shared journey working towards a common goal

Fathers and mothers (Aaaahhh)
Labeling familial roles

Where sisters and brothers (Aaaahh)
Labeling familial roles

Were you and me (Aaahhh)
Emphasizing the universality of familial labels

Can you see me (See me uuuhh)
Directly asking the listener to notice the singer

Waving in the crowd
Describing a scene where the singer is trying to stand out

Siyakuthanda Madiba
Zulu phrase meaning 'We Love Madiba' (Nelson Mandela)

We should all be Mandela now
Encouraging positive qualities associated with Nelson Mandela (forgiveness, inclusion, reconciliation)

Qhawe qhawe
Zulu greeting meaning 'Be Strong'