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Alan Menken (Aladdin, Beauty and the Beast, Hercules, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, The Little Mermaid, Pocahontas)
Hans Zimmer (The Lion King)
Mark Mancina (Tarzan, Brother Bear)
Michael Giacchino (Ratatouille)
James Newton Howard (Atlantis)
Jerry Goldsmith (Mulan)
Oliver Wallace (Alice in Wonderland, Peter Pan, Dumbo)
Randy Newman (A Bug's Life, Cars, Monsters Inc., Toy Story)
Thomas Newman (WALL-E)
The Sherman Brothers (Mary Poppins, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, The Jungle Book, The Aristocats and The Tigger Movie)

Music from the crust band Disneÿ from the Czech Republic should be tagged as Disneÿ.

Lea Halalela
Disney Lyrics

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Fatshe leso (Our land)
Lea halalela (Is holy)
Fatshe leso (Our land)
Lea halalela (Is holy)

Uli-buse le lizwe (You must rule this land)
Izwe lethu (The land of the people)
Mhlaba wethu (Soil of the people)

Uli phathe Kahle (Handle it with care)
Izwe lethu (This land of ours)
Izwe lehtu (This land of ours)

Uzo libusa (You will rule)
Le lizwe (This land)
Uli buse kahle (Rule it with care)
Uzo libusa (You will rule)
Le lizwe (This land)
Le lizwe (This land)
Fatshe leso (Our land)
Lea halalela (Is holy)

Uzo libusa (You will rule)
Le lizwe (This land)
Uli buse kahle (Rule it with care)
Uzo libusa (You will rule)
Le lizwe (This land)
Le lizwe (This land)
Fatshe leso (Our land)
Lea halalela (Is holy)

Uli-buse le lizwe (You must rule this land)
lzwe lethu (The land of the people)
Mhlaba wethu (Soil of the people)
U'zuli qondise (Keep it in order)
Izwe lethu (This land of ours)
Izwe lethu (This land of ours)

Uzo libusa (You will rule)
Le lizwe (This land)
Uli buse kahle (Rule it with care)
Uzo libusa (You will rule)
Le lizwe (This land)
Le lizwe (This land)
Fatshe leso (Our land)
Lea halalela (Is holy)

Fatshe leso (Our land)
Lea halalela (Is holy)

Fatshe leso (Our land)
Lea halalela (Is holy)

Overall Meaning

The song Lea Halalela from Disney's Lion King franchise is largely sung in Zulu language, with a few words and phrases in English. The song is a hymn that celebrates the beauty and holiness of the land of the people, urging them to take care of it and rule it well. The lyrics address the leader of the people, telling them that they are the ones responsible for ruling the land and keeping it in order.

The phrase "Fatshe leso" means "Our land" and "Lea halalela" means "Is holy". The song emphasizes the importance of taking care of the land and ruling it with care, acknowledging it as a sacred and holy place. The repetition of the phrase "Uzo libusa" which means "You will rule" is a reminder that it is the responsibility of the people to take care of the land and rule it with respect.

Overall, Lea Halalela is a powerful and poignant hymn that celebrates the beauty and sacredness of the land of the people, urging them to take care of it and rule it well.

Line by Line Meaning

Fatshe leso
Our land

Lea halalela
Is holy

Fatshe leso
Our land

Lea halalela
Is holy

Uli-buse le lizwe
You must rule this land

Izwe lethu
The land of the people

Mhlaba wethu
Soil of the people

Uli phathe Kahle
Handle it with care

Izwe lethu
This land of ours

Izwe lehtu
This land of ours

Uzo libusa
You will rule