BOY
Patricia Majalisa Lyrics
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No one has to be an auditor
Of shameful preachings
Since precious life i brought to us
Peace and freedom should be the order of the day
Joy must prevail within our souls
Lufuno (rivhe motho mo thee)Lufuno (i wana bring him back nga lufuno)
Now is the time to stop moaning
That's what are friends are for
It's gonna be fruitful for our future
And that's what friends are for (ohhh)
Lufuno (Rhive motho mo thee) lufuno
(I wanna bring him back nga lufuno)
And that's what friends are for
And that's what friends are for
Ahee (una nga nna lufuno) vhutshilo vhanga
The lyrics of Patricia Majalisa's song "Boy" carries a strong message about the importance of peace, freedom, and joy. The song talks about how the earth has provided everything for us and no one needs to be an auditor of shameful preachings. The lyrics suggest that precious life has been brought to us, and therefore we must strive for peace and freedom.
The song urges listeners to stop moaning and start working towards a fruitful future. The lyrics propose that friends are essential in achieving this future and that they will be there to support us. The use of "Lufuno" in the lyrics refers to a person who needs to be brought back to the fold, suggesting that the song is also about reconciliation and forgiveness.
The song's call for peace and freedom is critical in a world where many are still oppressed and discriminated against. Patricia Majalisa's "Boy" is a song that inspires hope and motivates us to work together towards a better future.
Line by Line Meaning
The earth has everything for us
The world is abundant and has everything we need to thrive
No one has to be an auditor
We don't need anyone to judge or criticize us
Of shameful preachings
We should avoid listening to negative or harmful advice
Since precious life i brought to us
We should cherish the gift of life that we have been given
Peace and freedom should be the order of the day
Our lives should be filled with tranquility and liberty
Joy must prevail within our souls
We should find happiness within our hearts
Lufuno (rivhe motho mo thee)Lufuno (i wana bring him back nga lufuno)
The name 'Lufuno' is repeated, perhaps as a plea or desire
Now is the time to stop moaning
It's time to stop complaining and take action
It's gonna be fruitful for our future
If we work hard now, it will lead to better outcomes in the future
That's what are friends are for
Our friends are here to support and help us
It's gonna be fruitful for our future
If we work hard now, it will lead to better outcomes in the future
And that's what friends are for (ohhh)
Our friends are a source of support and encouragement
Lufuno (Rhive motho mo thee) lufuno
The name 'Lufuno' is repeated, perhaps as a plea or desire
(I wanna bring him back nga lufuno)
There is a desire to bring someone back, perhaps to a happier time
And that's what friends are for
Our friends will help us achieve our desires
And that's what friends are for
Our friends are a constant source of support
Ahee (una nga nna lufuno) vhutshilo vhanga
These closing lines may be in a different language or dialect and their meaning is unclear without context
Writer(s): Majalisa Patricia
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Mayibongwe Bango
on Don't Give Up
We love u Patricia Majalisa,may your soul rest in peace thank u for everything that u did for us we wll always remember u wth the power of music you are a queen u did great job to some of us even though people they never appreciated your job its jealousy among them, rest my queen ( u are forever loved by me )
Fistoz Splash
on Prince Vimpie
The Music that Never Fades...Matures just like Fine Wine
Leko
on Bambelela (Hold On)
Can't download any of this songs plz advise..
Veron
on Victim of Propaganda (Ridoshumanae)
Great initiative by Majalisa. thank you my sister long time and happy Xmas