Freedom walk, song

Cornelius McEleney, singing in English
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Lyrics

Cold and dark the morning, just before the sun
A new day is dawning, our struggles have begun
The people are together, we shall be free
In this land, our homeland, our own democracy

So come all you lads and lassies, rally to our cause
And seek the abolition of those old-fashioned laws
Let us open every eye, let the people see
What this land, our homeland, means to you and me.

On the road together, walk hand in hand
Ring the bells of justice over all the land
All the world is waiting, watching you and me
In this land, our homeland, our own democracy

So come all you lads and lassies, rally to our cause
And seek the abolition of those old-fashioned laws
Let us open every eye, let the people see
What this land, our homeland, means to you and me.

How far must we travel till our journey’s done,
How long must we struggle till the fight is won?
May we live in peace again, may we live to see
This land of ours a homeland, our own democracy?

So come all you lads and lassies, rally to the cause
And seek the abolition of those old-fashioned laws
Let us open every eye, let the people see
What this land, our homeland, means to you and me