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The Show
Dr. Doctor Lyrics
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I want to tell you my story
I almost lost my life I'm South Africa
Thank you Dr Malinga
Let's go
Africa (show me love)
Africa wo (show me love)
Africa wo (show me love)
In Johannesburg there is palace I will never forget
Terrfontain is the place that I will never forget
Memories will never fade it seems like yesterday
When my own people almost took my life away
I remember the angry mob
I remember the sticks and stones
Wondering what did I do wrong
I almost thought my life was gone
Bathi mbulaleni mbulaleni mbulaleni
Wenzeni na wenzeni na
Africa (show me love)
Africa wo (show me love)
Africa (show me love)
Africa wo (show me love)
In africa there were no borders
These borders are bothering bothering us
Yilizwe lethu i Africa
Yilizwe lethu i Africa
Ubuntu (buphi ubuntu)
Ubuntu (humanity)
Ubuntu (buphi ubuntu)
Ubuntu ubuntu ubuntu ubuntu yhe
Africa (show me love)
Africa wo (show me love)
Africa (show me love)
Africa wo (show me love)
Africa (show me love)
Africa wo (show me love)
Africa (show me love)
Africa wo (show me love)
If we can teach how to hate
We can teach how to love
Darkness don't take out darkness only light
Hate can't take out hate only love
We are all Africans
The lyrics of Dr. Doctor's song The Show featuring Pallaso from Kampala Uganda is a song that narrates the story of Pallaso and his near-death experience in South Africa. The song is a call for unity and love for Africa. The song starts with Pallaso introducing himself and expressing gratitude to Dr. Malinga for saving his life. Pallaso then goes on to recount his almost fatal experience in Terrfontain in Johannesburg, where he was almost killed by a violent mob. He recalls the sticks and stones used on him and his confusion as to what he did wrong to deserve such treatment from his fellow Africans.
The song takes a turn towards unity as Pallaso and Dr. Doctor lead the chorus, pleading for love and unity in Africa. They sing about how borders are bothering them and how there should be no borders in Africa. The chorus "Africa wo" is a call for Africa to show love to its people. The song then delves into the concept of Ubuntu, which means humanity. Pallaso and Dr. Doctor sing about how Ubuntu should be the foundation of African society and how it should guide Africans to take care of each other.
In conclusion, The Show is a powerful message of love, unity, and humanity. Pallaso's story serves as a reminder of the dangers of tribalism and the importance of Ubuntu in African society. The song is a call for Africans to love and care for each other, to show Ubuntu and promote unity.
Line by Line Meaning
My name is Pallaso from Kampala Uganda
Introducing himself as Pallaso from Kampala, Uganda
I want to tell you my story
Expressing his desire to narrate his story
I almost lost my life I'm South Africa
Admitting that he almost died in South Africa
Thank you Dr Malinga
Thanking Dr. Malinga
Let's go
Asking to begin the story
Africa (show me love)
Asking for love and support for Africa
Africa wo (show me love)
Requesting love and support for Africa in his native language
In Johannesburg there is palace I will never forget
Recalling a memorable palace in Johannesburg
Terrfontain is the place that I will never forget
Remembering a place called Terrfontain that he will never forget
Memories will never fade it seems like yesterday
Saying that the memories will always stay fresh in his mind even though it feels like it was just yesterday
When my own people almost took my life away
Expressing that his own people almost killed him
I remember the angry mob
Recalling the angry mob
I remember the sticks and stones
Remembering the sticks and stones that were thrown at him
Wondering what did I do wrong
Questioning what mistake he made to deserve such treatment
I almost thought my life was gone
Admitting that he almost died
Bathi mbulaleni mbulaleni mbulaleni
Repeating the words of the attackers, who said 'kill him, kill him, kill him'
Wenzeni na wenzeni na
Asking 'What have I done? What have I done?'
In africa there were no borders
Highlighting that borders in Africa are a recent phenomenon
These borders are bothering bothering us
Expressing how the current borders are causing issues
Yilizwe lethu i Africa
Saying 'Africa is our land' in his native language
Ubuntu (buphi ubuntu)
Talking about 'Ubuntu', a traditional African philosophy that means humanity and compassion
Ubuntu (humanity)
Defining the term 'Ubuntu' as humanity
Ubuntu (buphi ubuntu)
Asking 'where is Ubuntu?'
Ubuntu ubuntu ubuntu ubuntu yhe
Repeating 'Ubuntu' multiple times to emphasize its importance
If we can teach how to hate
Saying that if we can teach hatred, we can also teach love
We can teach how to love
Expressing that love can be taught as easily as hate
Darkness don't take out darkness only light
Saying that there is no point in fighting darkness with more darkness, only light can eliminate it
Hate can't take out hate only love
Stating that hate cannot be fought with hate, only love can combat it
We are all Africans
Reminding us that we are all brothers and sisters, irrespective of our differences
Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
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@PennyWenny224
Korean skincare is extremely good though. If you want better skin, use that.
@KawaiiChunsa
Korean skincare works best for my skin bc they’re so gentle but still gets the job done... western skincare are usually so harsh that i just end up breaking out or have an allergic reaction
@kyosantofu7023
My skin texture is waaaaaay better after doing 10-step Korean skin care and I have extremely sensitive skin so western brands tend to break me out so bad.
@claryfray4979
Some Korean products worked for me, some did nothing at all. One lady who claims she is a dermatologist informed me that it may not be the right routine for some because it depends on your location and skin type. Korea is usually in cold climate so it emphasizes on moisture which most don't need in, let's say California. I have no idea if it's true. I hope it isn't but I'm finding any products that may improve my skin.
@MinttMeringue
Clary Fray Everyone needs hydration/moisture in their skincare. I used to live in a cold, dry area and I needed much more, but even in the area I'm currently at (cool or hot and humid) I need something. Korea happens to have a lot of dry skinned people so it's more popular, but even with Combo or oily skin you can help control it with hydration. (I use essence during the day and essence with a night cream at night, along with serum if I'm dry) Just play around and it works.
@julia7810
What she said ^ 👍🏻 I recommend CosRx and pyungkang yul if you want to try more korean skincare. Of course there are a lot more brands out there. If you have sensitive skin, *stay away from fragrances and essential oils*. A lot of Korean products have fragrance, so you just have to research till you find what suits you best 😊
@dianaelisa9261
If you live in California you would likely still need to emphasize hydration because the climate is very dry (depends on your skin type, obviously). Now if you said Miami or somewhere else humid, too much moisture could turn you into a greaseball real quick.
@Keanu70494
@@dianaelisa9261I appreciate you taking the time out to express that feeling and showing your utmost love and moral support, I'm glad to have you as a fan💖🤗
@Keanu70494
@@julia7810I appreciate you taking the time out to express that feeling and showing your utmost love and moral support, I'm glad to have you as a fan💖🤗
@nlks100
Literally no one uses those products in Korea. Korean skincare is not a gimmick its a lifestyle. They've got skincare 10 years ahead of the west.