Gimme a Minute
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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

@GeorgiaCraciun

4y↑1K

Well Jo'anna she runs a country
She runs in Durban and the Transvaal
She makes a few of her people happy, oh
She don't care about the rest at all
She's got a system they call apartheid
It keeps a brother in a subjection
But maybe pressure can make Jo'anna see
How everybody could a live as one

Gimme hope, Jo'anna
Hope, Jo'anna
Gimme hope, Jo'anna
'Fore the morning come
Gimme hope, Jo'anna
Hope, Jo'anna
Hope before the morning come

I hear she make all the golden money
To buy new weapons, any shape of guns
While every mother in black Soweto fears
The killing of another son
Sneakin' across all the neighbors' borders
Now and again having little fun
She doesn't care if the fun and games she play
Is dangerous to everyone

She's got supporters in high up places
Who turn their heads to the city sun
Jo'anna give them the fancy money
Oh to tempt anyone who'd come
She even knows how to swing opinion
In every magazine and the journals
For every bad move that this Jo'anna makes
They got a good explanation

Even the preacher who works for Jesus
The Archbishop who's a peaceful man
Together say that the freedom fighters
Will overcome the very strong
I want to know if you're blind Jo'anna
If you want to hear the sound of drums
Can't you see that the tide is turning
Oh don't make me wait till the morning come

All comments from YouTube:

@Country_Life_Japan

3w↑63

Who’s here in 2024?! ✋ 👍
👇

@DavidA-xn6on

3w↑4

Me 😊

@panipat_JPN

3w↑1

@marshall8197

3w↑1

Oh yes . Hoyaaa.

@G_TM_

3w↑1

give me hope jo anna🎶🎶

@catarinaduarte4823

2w↑1

Eu!!😂

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@pauliusgecas472

4y↑2.1K

Somehow I've never realized the lyrics. The song just sounds so joyful you don't even think it could be about such a serious matter. Now when I know it is an even more outstanding work of art!

@emi05

4y↑6

https://youtu.be/Ic4V38rdBoI

@daffy796

4y↑44

so am I, it was just my fav song in the 80-ties, but now I like it even much much more. Thanks to Lord JESUS who just showed it again to me:)))

@David-qq9bk

3y↑36

same here! i’ve listened to this song for YEARS. as i’m not an english native-speaker and this is such a fun-sounding song i’ve never bothered to hear the lyrics. today i was listening to it and decided to hear the lyrics and BOOM! this song just became even better

@patrickbueno3279

3y↑16

I thought it was about something in Caribbean or Cuba, when I first heard it about a week ago in the radio. I didn't know much about the message of this song, until I search it in the net.

@irinaaleksejeva1137

3y↑4

Especially, I like this : hey hey at the last couplet

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@funmilolaogunsola2989

25w↑67

Thank you Eddie for this amazing song exposing the evil of Apartheid in the bad old days of South Africa. How badly we need something like this for the modern times we are in. Thank you Eddie for a grateful Nigerian fan!

@valaki469

8w↑1

Good old times=apartheid❤❤❤

@Dav7549

3w↑16

Born in 1988 here listening 2024

@pedrorozendo7710

2w↑1

Sim ! Agora mesmo , amigo , aqui brasil ❤ que gingado maravilhoso

@tibrucee6969

2w↑1

Birn in 91 here listening in 2024 👌👌🙏🙏

@henrysaizofficial

47w↑260

The power of a good beat + catchy vocals..He knew this was the best way to spread his message. Amazing!

@susansalter566

42w

🫶🏻🫶🏻💯💯💯💥💥💥💫💫💫💫

@admondnathan9434

36w↑2

Yup no violence

@ObniMan

25w↑5

Bob Marley style!! They were great at what they did... Spread love n awareness...

@MICHAELplayz2012

20w

The song is catchy l like it

@NotAGoodUsername360

14w

@@admondnathan9434 Oh there absolutely was violence, it just didn't happen until they'd won...

@dusanhinic7228

2y↑3

National anthem of Africa..Respect from Serbia

@JoanVliegen

3w↑2

Na na na 😂😂😂 whoop whopp ❤❤❤

@user-tf7ou2jw6u

Johannesburg Gimme Hope/U Can't Touch This STILL V-HOT right-NOW IN APRIL-2024-RIGHT NOW ❤❤❤❤

@riverjunior3965

3y↑2.8K

Jo Anna = south african city of Johannesburg (for those like me who didn't get it in the first place)

@elequ

3y↑136

Thanks for the info i never got it until today!!!

@lordkipanidze

3y↑37

wow, thanks!

@theyadoresila

3y↑26

Thanks like I just needed that for school homework >~<

@tyronegbourne

3y↑4

Bbvg

@Saxondog

3y↑25

Blimey it's that obvious but I never cottened onto it.
Thankyou Buddy.

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@rasputin4u1

3y↑637

This song is probably the most powerful and rousing and not only speaks for South Africa but anywhere oppression and segregation takes place today.

@musicpromotion5007

3y↑4

@geoffreyjonathanwilson5826

3y↑7

I totally agree, great lyrics.

@aaronbarlow4376

3y↑30

Despite what the MSM says, there's no segregation or oppression of blacks/minorities in the west. The big oppression/racism now is Neo Marxist/Identity politics racism against white people.

@retrogamelover2012

3y↑5

And it seems like America (amongst a few other places), might be where this song is the most relevant, now.

@hanhdhsj

3y↑3

@@retrogamelover2012 Bullshit.

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@nounoursdenver

19w↑3

❤❤❤ from France

@fredhominal5029

14w

Comme moi ! . 🎶💙

@DuchalvanWyngaard

4y↑923

I'm a South African, I grew up with this song. I haven't heard it for such a long time. Electric Avenue by Eddy Grant is the only song you still hear on radio, sometimes. Thanks for a bit nostalgia. 🇿🇦

@kiril1

4y↑13

Do you remember the apartheid regime? Is the life better for you today than was back then?

@DuchalvanWyngaard

4y↑56

kiril1.....I'm not giving any credit to the apartheid regime whatsoever but life was very different for all South Africans back then. SA is on the brink of white genocide, apart from the average 56 murders daily countrywide, there is at least 3 farm attacks weekly where complete families are brutally murdered. If you compare the total of people murdered of over a period of 48 years under aparheid and the total of people murdered over a 26 year period under a democratic Republic the figures will shock you. 3567 deaths vs. 560 000+ deaths.

@kiril1

4y↑8

@@DuchalvanWyngaard Who's to blame?

@DADAMANism

4y↑10

Go back to Europe.

@DuchalvanWyngaard

4y↑50

The black man is better than me. Why must I go back to Europe? I'm an African, born in Africa. Unless if you are a Khoisan, why don't you go back to North Africa?

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@Pipemonkey

3y↑877

I’ve said it before, this is one of the most underrated but seriously talented men out there, people just need to open their ears and listen. Thanks Eddie

@eddythestrupnielsen5841

3y↑10

It's Eddy thank you 🤣😉

@vineshnaidoo9402

3y↑4

Our hero for sure bra

@jojo3007

2y↑5

He dont wanna dance lol

@hellman1

2y↑2

I can see your point, tell you the truth the only thing I've heard from him before this, was electric Avenue

@davefrapart

2y↑2

The bob Marley of Africa

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@MilleAnniBGD

8w↑6

God Bless Africa. Nkosi Sikeli Africa !

@sherwynsingh4880

46w↑3

We listened to this in South Africa as non-wite South Africans. We danced to it, we stomped our feet in the dust, in the dancehalls. We felt it in our hearts that the tides would turn, soon. Within a year the talks were on the news and in Feb 1990, Mandela was out of prison and the ANC was unbanned. Viva! Madiba! Viva!

@vertrauterdervollendungvll8000

Now corrupt parties and organizations after mandela and the apartheid destroying step by step there own very good economy and chasing down white landowners mostly narratives from England,Dutch,Germany who work hard for there loved SA out the land.
Bravo ! 😉

@maartenlaarhoven160

3y↑360

Can you relate?
Accidentally realizes true meaning of this song, reads up on South African history for hours, because of it

@tiktoklover5216

3y↑5

What did u learn about our people?

@LogiForce86

3y↑6

@@tiktoklover5216 I don't know what he learned but I didn't learn good things that you've done since the abolishment of apartheid in South-Africa. Or could you explain this documentary to me to justify abolishing apartheid under fals claims of desires and than implement an inverted apartheid and doing gruwesome things.

Lauren Southern's Farmlands (2018): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_bDc7FfItk

@snakeslayer831

3y↑1

Listen to David Rudder Banana death song and learn some more about the west Indies economics

@bubububu8556

@@tiktoklover5216 ippi

@losmilosmi1917

3y↑1

@@LogiForce86 I can't imagine how possibly afrikaners can be punished enough for all their nice treatment of blacks

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@GeorgiaCraciun

4y↑1K

@emi05

4y↑3

https://youtu.be/Ic4V38rdBoI

@bonvivant3930

4y↑19

Thanks 🙏 it is beautiful indeed😍

@chinthakafernando4611

4y↑13

Thank you.

@gigilaz

4y↑11

bravo, Georgi!

@NomadicNaturePhotographer

4y↑7

[LOVE]

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@krystynaperhun7581

3w↑2

Edyy ma piękne piosenki ,rytmiczne i romantyczne,super!!!❤

@skumsters2323

13w↑28

This man is still alive, sweet. Love!!

@FinnB747

12w↑2

Final a great artist that once I find them they have died

@skumsters2323

12w

wahaha
recognizable. It started with me as a kid with Roy Orbison 😂@@FinnB747

@patluc9674

8w↑3

Give me hope Joanna!
Oh how we danced to this song as young children in South Africa, not even knowing that we were being represented in the world, nor did we know the full lyrics😂

Thank you Mr Grant🙏🏽

@Steinbach1984

4y↑346

I love how mild and yet how clear his protest message is. And how he manages to disguise the song as a love song.

@thunder_claw

4y↑22

...Okay, not to be disrespectful, but how is this in any way disguised as a love song? These lyrics are pretty damn explicit.

@danielc2701

4y↑52

@@thunder_claw The "love song" part isn't explicit and can be drowned out by the protest message but it's there. He "personifies" the capital of Johannesburg into a sort of "loose female" and the "song" is basically trying to get her to change her ways so that he can "love" her, hence the "give me hope" and "don't let me wait till morning" lyrics. It's there but it's very easily overlooked with the extremely explicit protest message in front.

It is a very interesting artistic touch.

@sojiadamo5212

4y↑6

Steinbach1984 love is the ultimate protest and weapon we have against the evil we face. For real his lyrics are blinding....✊🏾

@harrietmugwiji1464

4y↑5

@@danielc2701 Oh my word, Thank you for the explanation, very interesting. It never dawned on me!

@gioiaworldwide8157

4y↑8

@@danielc2701 Right you are Daniel! I used to work in RSA in the Seventies of last century, and I know what Eddy is singing about. After my return to Germany I joined the Anti Apartheid Movement here ihn my home country, and now all South Africans are free. It will always be my former home from home, and I wish everybody there only the every best!!!

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@piotrekkaszkurgwiazdashowb1793

1y↑2

WOW super ❤️ MUSIC PITER ARTIST FROM POLAND ❤️ LOVE CLASSIC MUSIC ❤️

@norbertrosko5019

Tempós! Lendületes! Ritmusos dal, Afrikáról!

@neilbrenno6769

8w↑1

Beautiful song of peace ❤ from an indigenous brother from Australia 🦘😘♥️

@samithindunil9805

22w↑33

In 2023 , still listening and feel still there are black soweto mothers worrying about their sons and yet Johanna to give them the hope😢

@MartinVengadesan

2y↑41

RIP Desmond Tutu - the archibishop who’s a peaceful man.

Never forget ✊🏾

@rudinieuwenhuis4700

43w

Yeah right.....peaceful and so clever, tell me where do you see black, white or brown in the rainbow? Wake up and smell the coffee, he was a terrorist and a murderer who murdered many black AND white people with his cronies. The only difference is there was "war" in SA then as there is a war at any given time in the world, brush up on world history you might get a few surprises. Everybody hates adolf hitler for the holocaust but how many black and white men, women and children did the british murdered in the Boer war, not to mention all the animals they murdered with their scorched earth policy in SA then

@kuj2887

36w↑1

We had "Pumped Up Kicks", but before that, there was this song.

@LisaChrimes-et7ij

46w↑1

Amen for this music love u Eddie 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 blessings and love xx I am into human RIGHTS AND equality kisse and love xx ❤❤❤❤❤❤ true song ❤❤❤❤❤

@sherwinkariem2153

2y↑31

Even the preacher that works for Jesus.... The Archbishop is a peaceful man.... Rest well Desmond Tutu.

@SpielSatzFail

1y↑3

South Africa's Wind of Change 👍

@donnasnowdon8755

1y↑1

Well oh my goodness. I've only just learnt now. Aged 43 the real meaning of this song. Always thought was about a lady called Joanna. Still love it though.

@guillermogimenez8871

48w

I always think this was a happy song.but is a protest song.yes yes 💣💥❤️‍🔥👍🏻🤙from🇦🇷

@Maria63756

13w↑13

Always love ❤️ this song greetings from South Africa 🇿🇦

@veezienhamoruhwande99

1y↑152

I was in grade 2 when I heard this song, now I am 49 years, and still I LOVE IT

@Mama_Bear524

1y↑1

I was in grade 1. I’m 41 now. I had no idea it was about Johannesburg during apartheid until now. Omg.

@rudinieuwenhuis4700

43w

@@Mama_Bear524 😂😂😂 This is a great song yes but totally wrong in so many ways. I grew up in SA and unfortunately when idiot zuma and his cronies took over 95% of our beautiful country went for a ball of(no that is not ice cream). No infrastructure was spared. Electricity, transport, basically everything was destroyed. I will probably be called a racist now which is fine! However, has anybody ever thought about what Nelson Mandela would have thought about the trash heap his successors left in their wake of destruction? Not even close to the legacy he tried to leave behind after he passed away. HE WILL BE ASHAMED OF HOW THE anc OF TODAY DESTROYED SA. Ask any of 50+ South African, black, white, coulored and even Indian how they feel about SA now. Fortunately the younger generation got a very rude awakening and hopefully things will change in SA however it will not be in the next 20 to 30 years, not before SA is turned into ruins by brainless idiots. Where is democracy now?? Democracy died when low life thieves by the likes of s#*thead zuma stole our country blind and worse of it all, no one in the world stopped him, instead the world started the BS of black lives matter. WRONG....ALL LIVES MATTER.....ALL LIFE MATTERS!!

@udokrause832

29w

58........🤣

@lydiawanjiku6097

19w

37...heard it on old school radio 📻😂😂

@confricami2096

10w

63... from Italy ... now I understand it.. but a lot of people don't know English and don't understand, just love a nice sound in disco. SA was so far from us. But in '90 the italian mass media every day talks about Apathaid and we know very well this situation

@djdimoreke

IMMA REMIND EVERYONE ABOUT THIS SONG THIS WEEKEND AT THE CLUB

@pieterpost563

38w↑1

Owwww yeahhhh buddy

@PiotrekKaszkur-bz6oz

4w↑3

Super mega fantastic Music ❤

@Maria63756

13w↑3

Eddy Grant was a great singer ❤

@leandroroberts8984

1y↑1

SOUTH-AFRICA Here We Come Now .

@PieroIvanMontemaggioreschreibe

49w

Sensational description for 80 years of Peronist governments in Argentina.

@naftalnaftal7110

3y↑50

Who is watching in 2021? Thumbs up!

@HiwatariUmi

3y↑2

It's a very very very nice and fantastic music!!! Greetings for México city!

@filsdejeannoir1776

3y↑1

2148

@stylewithaudra5570

39w↑7

I remember as a child watching this in the 80s in Liberia on MTV. Didn’t understand it then just loved the beat and the colours. Great song.👏

@7lifeproduction

Me too

@mangodzeri6613

27w↑1

Africa will rise <3

@leandroroberts8984

SOUTH-AFRICA Here I Come IN MARCH-2023.

@parlemMilanes

3y↑21

I remember feasting when Mandela was elected first South-african black President, back in 1994. I had been so anxious ever since Botha's resignations that we would see a horrible bath of blood in the change. But Joanna listened to you, Eddie !!

@vinaymulukutla358

23w↑55

''I wanna know if you're blind Jo Anna
If you wanna hear the sound of drum
Can't you see that the tide is turning oh
Don't make me wait till' the morning come''

Those words always send chills up and down my spine in regards to what this song was trying to tell the world. These sentiments are true for all of us no matter what we live with.

@joannaewalucja

19w↑3

👏👏👏🎯

@NotAGoodUsername360

14w↑3

It gives me chills knowing this movement turned genocidal the moment they took power.

@truth1844

12w

@@NotAGoodUsername360 ...It was genocidal during white rule. Don't be ignorant!

@hichbour8806

21w↑1

Un grand MERCI à vous Monsieur Eddy Grant.

@fredhominal5029

14w↑1

.. pour ce voyage dans le temps et une très belle époque ! .

@leandroroberts8984

2y↑1

Big-Up South-Africa 🇿🇦

@DEATH-THE-GOAT

2y↑6

Eddy you give me hope!

Greetings from Sweden 🇸🇪

@jubileesithole2307

27w↑4

Remands me of my childhood my happy days indeed, I am 42 now

@leandroroberts8984

36w

STILL V-HOT IN AUGUST-2023 right-NOW.

@norbertrosko5019

13000000 millió megtekintés! SZUPER.

@capitaosagres

28w↑29

Hearing this song as a kid who didn't care for the lyrics of any song and to hear it now and actually pay attention to what this song is about was a complete 360. It's a song about suffering, bravery and honor. I salute those who lost so much during the reign of the european countries, mine included. The african continent is not a playground. I can only be thankful that during the war to keep the portuguese colonies my grandfathers were on the right side of the fight. I'm grateful that my family morals have always been based on seeing every human as human, no matter who they are

@lexkanyima2195

23w

But it's a complex hope

@gaynorprice-jones1826

2y↑5

Rest in peace Archbishop Desmond Tutu - I can see him dancing to this. A great man with humour and heart. Tawel cwsg.

@milosradovanovic5280

22w↑1

I love African music, one of the best on planet earth. X, 🙏🇷🇸🇦🇺🎶💯👍❤️😊 1:25

@jarijylha-ollila3622

8w↑1

A timely song still when the Evil has once again raised is head... but times are changing when the monster is revealed

@jasonminiter9156

4y↑629

Timeless classic song still fresh today..

@aldoperosa6510

4y↑6

yes

@bogdanpostole7251

4y↑3

Because africa is still corrupted?

@geoffreyjonathanwilson5826

4y↑1

Yes, great song.

@geoffreyjonathanwilson5826

4y↑1

It certainly is Jason!

@tjenatakesme9109

5000

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@Maria-gl3go

21w↑11

Lifted my mood completely one sunny day...was about 11/12 when my dear aunt passed...it made the day a bit better...

@UpulSusa-qo5wy

hi maria

@mphosithole6017

It just played in my head...I had to play it

@piotrkap5536

Super amazing .! Thank You .

@GabrielHellborne

2y↑27

I come from Eastern Europe; this song should have nothing to do with me at all, yet I first heard this as a child. Now, living in England, I find the message of this song so very relevant in this day and age.

@rudinieuwenhuis4700

43w

So you say. The way you call it one would think you were born and bred in SA. Come to SA and see what communism is all about seeing that you grew up in eastern Europe

@bong9221

2y↑4

The "Archbishop was a peaceful man". RIP Desmond Tutu 😢 Thank you Arch. Your freedom fight is over. Go well...

@CanadianPaxman

Canadian here, somebody heard this and though hmmm this song will make a great yogurt commercial

@dxmiml

9w↑2

I❤Africa

@anupam6764

30w↑3

My college day favourite when I was idealistic and well naive. Great song anyday

@edlonge

30w↑16

Can’t believe I never heard of this song till now, what a powerful song. Thank you for the post!

@murendenimasutha2376

this song has reminded my father

@Ariyantubegaming

1y↑1

I'm from Johannesburg. This song is still Awesome

@prakashsoorajdaw3385

3y↑5

Pray for South Africa 🇿🇦❤️.

@someone8240

What's happening in South Africa?

@ioanetusani3430

4y↑8

I'm a Samoan living in NZ but when this great hit song land our shores, we were all behind the Black African struggle for Freedom.
And this song has been playing in every Bus in Sàmoa as a support for the natives African against the racism.
PEACE!!!!

@pinarellolimoncello

4y↑3

With you all the way bro, peace on Earth, good will to all..

@Gazacommandment

4y↑2

Love and peace to you and yours

@redianequeiroz9653

31w↑1

Viva a África ❤🥰❤️

@andygeorgiou2846

35w↑1

I'm redescovering here to an oldie 80s I remembered

@waedjradi

15w↑7

This dude is basically exposing the tyranny with a very happy beat 👍

@AmbersKnight

4y↑330

What I love about this song is that it is a pointed and serious message about the horrors of Apartheid and yet by clothing it in an upbeat and catchy tune it will grab the attention of more people, and it did.

@anthonielegrange8688

3y↑5

You definitely ain't from South Africa go check it out

@dungeonmaster6292

3y↑5

@@anthonielegrange8688 lol good luck out there!

@vladnickul

Yes. let Africa be pillaged by her own people :))

@JohnSmith-xx9th

2y↑2

Total nonsense. You weren’t there, so keep your media precipitated comments to yourself.

@craigbritz1684

1y↑1

Apartheid wasnt so horrible , it was just a system of segregation laws, which sucked

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@norbertrosko5019

19w

Menő dal volt ,akkor!(1990).

@livelyone8192

1y↑1

Loved it then n love it now I know the purpose!! BLESS UP 🇯🇲✌🏻

@christinedavey7793

27w↑59

I woke up this morning with this song in my head. Kept wondering why it was in my head. Played it over and over again. Catchy song

@paulastanding5077

26w↑1

HAHA WAY COOL AWESOME SONG 😃😃😃😃❤❤❤❤👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

@NneDoc-uy6fo

10w

Same here.
I woke up with the song in my head.
That,s why I am here listening to it

@moz2673

14w↑3

I am here in 2024 how time travels fast enjoy what time you have ❤

@tomaskovacik2809

20w

That just made my day. Long live Africa! (raising of a fist)

@rodmintern

8w↑2

😃Brilliant. sung from the heart.🥰

@omahawarrior1

24w↑5

Crazy how this song applies perfectly to Israel today

@NotAGoodUsername360

14w

...You do know the South Africans started murdering white famers and stole their land after Apartheid was repealed, right?

What do you mean by applying this to the Gaza conflict? 🤔

@user-xx9ik2tk5p

25w↑7

i used to hear this song when i was still very young but didn't understand the lyrics and thought it was a love song heart touching

@lexkanyima2195

23w

I heard that song many times. But don't understand the message. And this was 2 years before Mandela was released. So depressed back then.

@petergreggor3386

14w

Let PEACE prevail🙏

@melitaboyedoku7810

Freedom in all aspects of life including religion.....I agree!!!

@yamsengaming1110

2y↑5

I cry when i finally read the lyrics.

@eileenodonnell8376

13w↑6

The double entendre with morning and mourning - powerful!

@giangian3822

1y↑1

This was the best freedom fighter ever

@leandroroberts8984

47w

SOUTH-AFRICA Here I COME IN JUNE-2023 right NOW.

@carlywright5127

15w↑5

Listen to the words of this song. Reflect and see if there is a difference with a certain tribe now.

@lexkanyima2195

11w

This is not a dance music, people lack the message of the song.

@shinai79

2y↑148

still brings tears to my eyes. after so many years... absolute genius

@Mama_Bear524

I’m all emotional too

@pauleypavillion6088

South Africa is far worse than aparthied. Its the stark truth; thousands of blacks are killing each other each year by other tribal blacks.

@Darwaxion

42w

Not an emotional song at all tho

@lanvan.384

41w↑7

@@Darwaxion? it certainly is, it may not be a sad sounding song but the message behind the lyrics is definitely enough to move people.

@creeator

22w↑1

Powerful song , Gives me chills

@emrahderzic6937

15w↑1

Long live South Africans ❤

@leandroroberts8984

SOUTH-AFRICA Here We Come IN APRIL-2023 .

@balliburiram142

2y↑63

I love how crystal clear the lyrics are. Just straight in your face, like this is how it is and deal with it and do something about it. I still have high hopes that one day we all don't look at colors but look at the person. The only thing we all have in common is that we are all different. Embrace the differences and live by eachother happiness instead by eachother mysery. Love is the answer.

@carlost1712

2y↑4

Bless

@josephnandkishun842

2y↑3

Well said

@lauramartinezcortes6706

4y↑3

F.A.N.T.A.S.T.I.C.O Eddy Grant - Gimme Hope Jo Anna 🌹

@norbertrosko5019

16w↑1

Jó dal!

@dietersteinmetzer8609

1y↑1

This song was everytime by my side , in my time in Afrika . Thanks for that .

@CoachAllwyn

38w↑22

A timeless classic!

@MrNemacche

2y↑6

This album was first released in Belgrade... We love you, Serbs love you Eddy ! ❤️ But you know that...don't care that the powerful don't like you, they don't love us either, but we will always spread love, maybe we can't beat them, but we can always sing, your music and soul will live forever, Kosovo Is Serbia ! ❤️