Africa
Roma V.P.R. Lyrics
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It's Charles P
ThaRight
EardrumzZ
Eyo Mpex I see you
Right there
One Africa
Yeah
Africa united you know that are my people
Yeah Eh...
Yeah, Keep it One Africa
Keep it One Africa
Keep it One Africa
If we can stop the infighting then we can be one
We of the same blood being scorched by the African sun
We got a duty, we gotta stop this hunger
Each of us can land a hand, we can help one another
Aye
I bet Mandela would smile at what we doing
Cause then he'd see the effort therefore know that we improving
Argh
There is no point for someone to be acting cool
When they don't know the importance of children going to school
Argh
That's just another way to get em off the streets
And off these drugs they be handling and hiding under sheets
I know talk is cheap we gotta start actioning
We gotta build facilities even if the people aint asking
Yugh
You know I gotta do it for my people
Africa united you know that are my people
Yeah Eh...
Yeah, Keep it One Africa
Keep it One Africa
Keep it One Africa
Somewhere in Africa there's a young kid looking up to you
So be sure to trad carefully and choose right with what you do
Be influential,yeah, create jobs, yeah
Don't look down on people, don't be a snob
No
Non of what we doing is easy, I promise you
You could do like me, work hard believe in you
Cause you could be something now
Cause you could be something now
Right now
Eh-he
We can teach our women handicraft skills
So that they can also be able to pay up their home bills
The men can hit the fields and grow crops
Feed the family and nation till all the hunger stops
Yeah yeah...
You know I gotta do it for my people
Africa united you know that are my people
Yeah Eh...
Yeah, Keep it One Africa
Keep it One Africa
Keep it One Africa
We can do It, We can do It
I believe, We can do It, We can do It
I believe, I believe
I believe, We can do It, We can do It
Aye Africa stand up, Let's get it
Africa stand up, be one
Africa stand up, let's be one
Africa stand up
Let's get it get it yow
Aye
Africa, One Africa
The song "Africa" by Roma V.P.R. is a call to action for Africans to come together and unite as one people. The song acknowledges the challenges faced by Africans which include infighting, hunger, and drug abuse among others. The lyrics are a call for unity in addressing these challenges and building a better Africa for all. The artist emphasizes the need for action and not just talk, encouraging the listener to be influential, create jobs, and teach essential skills to women and men alike. The song also celebrates the achievements of past African leaders, such as Nelson Mandela, who have worked tirelessly towards a better Africa. Overall, the song is a hopeful call to action expressing the artist's love for Africa and his belief in the people of Africa to come together and make a positive change.
Line by Line Meaning
Ey
Introducing the artist (Roma V.P.R.)
It's Charles P
Referring to someone named Charles P who might have been involved in the production of the song
ThaRight
Referring to the production house, ThaRight Productions
EardrumzZ
Referring to the sound engineer/mixer, EardrumzZ
Eyo Mpex I see you
Greeting someone named Mpex
Right there
Acknowledging the presence of someone near them
One Africa
Emphasizing the idea of a unified Africa
Yeah
Expressing agreement or affirmation
You know I gotta do it for my people
Expressing the artist's commitment to serving their community
Africa united you know that are my people
Identifying Africa as the artist's homeland and community
Yeah Eh...
Reiterating the artist's agreement or affirmation
Yeah, Keep it One Africa
Restating the importance of unity in Africa
If we can stop the infighting then we can be one
Suggesting that internal conflict is preventing African unity
We of the same blood being scorched by the African sun
Highlighting the shared experience of African people
We got a duty, we gotta stop this hunger
Emphasizing the responsibility to end hunger in Africa
Each of us can land a hand, we can help one another
Encouraging individuals to contribute to ending hunger in Africa
Aye
A phrase used to express agreement or acknowledgement
I bet Mandela would smile at what we doing
Suggesting that Nelson Mandela would be proud of the artist's efforts
Cause then he'd see the effort therefore know that we improving
Explaining why Mandela would be proud
Argh
Expressing frustration or annoyance
There is no point for someone to be acting cool
Suggesting that pretending to be cool is pointless
When they don't know the importance of children going to school
Highlighting the importance of education for children
That's just another way to get em off the streets
Explaining how education keeps children away from street life
And off these drugs they be handling and hiding under sheets
Identifying drugs as a problem that education can help eliminate
I know talk is cheap we gotta start actioning
Acknowledging that talk is not enough, and that action is needed
We gotta build facilities even if the people aint asking
Stressing the importance of building infrastructure even if it is not explicitly requested by the public
Yugh
A vocal expression used to emphasize a point or idea
Somewhere in Africa there's a young kid looking up to you
Highlighting the impact that individuals can have on young people in Africa
So be sure to trad carefully and choose right with what you do
Encouraging individuals to make responsible choices because they are being watched by young people
Be influential,yeah, create jobs, yeah
Encouraging individuals to use their influence and power to create job opportunities in Africa
Don't look down on people, don't be a snob
Advising people not to be arrogant or patronizing towards others
No
A vocal expression used to emphasize a point or idea
Non of what we doing is easy, I promise you
Acknowledging the difficulty of the work being done
You could do like me, work hard believe in you
Encouraging individuals to believe in themselves and work hard
Cause you could be something now
Encouraging individuals to have ambition and strive for success
Right now
Emphasizing the urgency of taking action
We can teach our women handicraft skills
Advocating for skills training for women
So that they can also be able to pay up their home bills
Explaining the importance of women having the ability to financially support their households
The men can hit the fields and grow crops
Highlighting the role men can play in agriculture
Feed the family and nation till all the hunger stops
Emphasizing the responsibility to end hunger in Africa
Yeah yeah...
A vocal expression used to emphasize a point or idea
We can do It, We can do It
Expressing confidence in the ability to make a difference
I believe, We can do It, We can do It
Expressing belief in the ability to make a difference
I believe, I believe
Reiterating the artist's belief in the ability to make a difference
Africa stand up, Let's get it
Encouraging African people to rise up and take action
Africa stand up, be one
Encouraging African people to unite
Africa stand up, let's be one
Reiterating the importance of African unity
Africa stand up
Encouraging African people to take action
Let's get it get it yow
A phrase used to energize and motivate people
Aye
A phrase used to express agreement or acknowledgement
Africa, One Africa
A restatement of the importance of African unity
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Written by: Sibusiso Mavuso
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