Uitbasuin
Ray Dylan Lyrics

The song "Uitbasuin" by Ray Dylan captures the emotions and thoughts of a young boy who aspires to become a man. In the first verse, the singer asks his father whether he will grow a beard to become a man. His father shakes his head and sits beside him, telling him that he will understand one day. The chorus of the song talks about the day when one feels strongly about someone and is willing to sacrifice their life for them. That is the day when they know they genuinely mean the words they say. The singer promises to shout it out loud, not keeping it a secret, that he will carry his loved one on his hands before they even ask, and that is when the boy will become a man.

The second verse reveals that the singer has waited long for that feeling and had thought that it was not meant for him. Many people had come and gone, but he had just shrugged his head, and then you came along. You said 'Yes,' and that's when I became your man. The chorus reiterates the same message that it's the day when a person feels they could give up their life to protect someone, and it's only then that they genuinely mean what they say.

One interesting fact about the song "Uitbasuin" is that it is a popular Afrikaans song that has been remade in English by a band called Eden. Another interesting fact is that "Uitbasuin" means "Shout it out loud" or "make it known" in English. Ray Dylan, who sings this song, is a famous South African country music singer, who has won multiple awards. The song was released as a single in 2009 and featured on the album "Goeie Ou Country" by Ray Dylan. Another interesting fact is that this song has a classic country sound and features instrumentation typical of that genre, including guitar, banjo, and drums.

The chords to the song Uitbasuin, as played by Ray Dylan, are as follows:

Verse and Chorus:
G, D, Am, C

Bridge:
D, C, G, D, C, G

Outro:
G, D, Am, C