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Zimbabwe Lyrics Artist(Band):Bob Marley
And in this judgement there is no partiality. So arm in arms, with arms, we'll fight this little struggle, 'Cause that's the only way we can overcome our little trouble. Brother, you're right, you're right, You're right, you're right, you're so right! We gon' fight (we gon' fight), we'll have to fight (we gon' fight), We gonna fight (we gon' fight), fight for our rights! Natty Dread it in-a (Zimbabwe); Set it up in (Zimbabwe); Mash it up-a in-a Zimbabwe (Zimbabwe); Africans a-liberate (Zimbabwe), yeah. No more internal power struggle; We come together to overcome the little trouble. Soon we'll find out who is the real revolutionary, 'Cause I don't want my people to be contrary. And, brother, you're right, you're right, You're right, you're right, you're so right! We'll 'ave to fight (we gon' fight), we gonna fight (we gon' fight) We'll 'ave to fight (we gon' fight), fighting for our rights! Mash it up in-a (Zimbabwe); Natty trash it in-a (Zimbabwe); Africans a-liberate Zimbabwe (Zimbabwe); I'n'I a-liberate Zimbabwe. (Brother, you're right,) you're right, You're right, you're right, you're so right! We gon' fight (we gon' fight), we'll 'ave to fight (we gon' fight), We gonna fight (we gon' fight), fighting for our rights! To divide and rule could only tear us apart; In everyman chest, mm - there beats a heart. So soon we'll find out who is the real revolutionaries; And I don't want my people to be tricked by mercenaries. Brother, you're right, you're right, You're right, you're right, you're so right! We'll 'ave to fight (we gon' fight), we gonna fight (we gon' fight), We'll 'ave to fight (we gon' fight), fighting for our rights! Natty trash it in-a Zimbabwe (Zimbabwe); Mash it up in-a Zimbabwe (Zimbabwe); Set it up in-a Zimbabwe (Zimbabwe); Africans a-liberate Zimbabwe (Zimbabwe); Africans a-liberate Zimbabwe (Zimbabwe); Natty dub it in-a Zimbabwe (Zimbabwe). Set it up in-a Zimbabwe (Zimbabwe); Africans a-liberate Zimbabwe (Zimbabwe); Every man got a right to decide his own destiny. If you find some error in Zimbabwe Lyrics, would you please submit your corrections to me? Thank You. Review about Zimbabwe Long live Mugabe | Reviewer: Lumumba | 7/14/2008 free zim from mougabe | Reviewer: p | 1/28/2008 beutifull song given to a beutifull country with warm pepole i wish that soon zimbabwe wll be free from the dictatore. and the pepole will stop strving. ive been ther ive seen there is no food in the markets and it gets worse every day Natty Dread | Reviewer: Anonymous | 1/16/2008 "Every man gotta right to decide his, own destiny." Very powerful words and ones to live by. Dont let anyone tell you how to live your life, our time on earth is short, take it by the hands and live free and die hard. The Lyrics still apply | Reviewer: Anonymous | 12/15/2007 Black or white in Zimbabwe - we're all africans. After all, Ian Smith was a fourth generation Zimbabwean while R. Mugabe is only half-Zimbabwean as his father came from Malawi. It's all just the squabbles of Babylon. May these lyrics give the people of Zimbabwe the strength to stand up against tyranny and oppression - for the future of Zimbabwe, for blacks and whites alike. The struggle continues | Reviewer: Dr Kwame Osei, Nottingham | 11/27/2007 The opening lines of this great song are still very powerful as it says to the western powers especially Britian and The United States who still believe that the Afrikan is genetically infferior, that every man has a right to decide his own destiny. In charting our owen destiny it has been essential to take back our land that was stolen lock, stock and barrel by those white imperialists and thier descendants who did not and still not give a jot for the Afrikans' right of self determnination. this act done by Mugabe has resulted in a ferocious onslaught by the bias and anti-Afrikan media who are selective in thier historical analysis of the country and wittingly forget that the so-called land that whites occupy is in fact STOLEN land that BELONGS to Afrikan people. Becuase as i said white folks genrally but thier ruling class elite are still of the imperialist viewpoint that the Afrikan is incapable of managing his own affairs, they, the white world have hoodwinked the world via thier racist media with instatiable propaganda to blind the masses of the people and secondly imposed economic sanctions that has resulted in a virtual collaspe of the economy which has created choas and confusion. And these western racists have the audacity to say that see, the Afrikan man can't run his country when it is these same western/white vipers who have used the econmic order which they control to cripple the economy of Zimbabwe. despite this our people will NOT surrender to white propaganda and economic sanctions because zim is no longer a white colony but a free country and at least Mugabe was elected by the people unlike Ian Smith and a certain republican in the US who in 2004 did what we all know what happened. so as Bob entreats us Afrikan people until Zimbabwe is free if these shackles imposed by the West we gonna fight, we'll have to fight, fight for our rights. PS: Many White/Caucasian and Afrikan people are not aware of the history of Zimbabwe and the role that white people like facist Cecil Rhodes played in getting zim to where it is today. History is destiny | Reviewer: ebygum | 9/21/2007 This song was sung at the liberation concert Bob gave at Zimbabwe's independence. It has lain forgotten on an obscure album, that has gone out of print and a vide that you can get in chunks on youtube. It still has the power to inspire, and should be heard again by the people of Zimbabwe, now that Babylon wears a Black face. Though more personal to a country than his "Get up, Stand up." which is more known and more generic to people all over the world, this song will always have a place in the heart's of Zimbabweans who saw independence, and now has a very ironic meaning, especially to those "Black Empowerers" and some Rastafarians who still worship Mugabe as a hero, despite falling from grace and becoming the power that the song now rails against for seeing who are the "real revolutionaries. sadness | Reviewer: brother andrew | 5/18/2007 My heart goes out for the innocent of Zimbabwe. Bob Marley was an inspirational Prophet who wanted truth to be told and injustices to stop. How dare the U.N exploit Mugabe in allowing him to chair the U.N body that promotes 'economic progress'. Might as well give Stalin or Idi Amin the Nobel Peace prize. So True | Reviewer: Anonymous | 6/11/2005 Its sad that the men who in this song were the real revolutionaries turned out to be mercinaries raping and pillaging their brethren for their own gain Review the song Zimbabwe The area is only for review, if you want to submit the lyrics or the corrections of the lyrics, please click the link at the end of the lyrics. | | ||||||||||||
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