Lyrics Dzinza Ndiyani/Ngubani Isizwe

Dzinza Ndiyani/Ngubani Isizwe

Intro Choral

Global connections, African foundation.

Global connections, African foundations

Verse 1

Africa, listen, I am warning you Africa, listen.

What flows in your blood is eternal

The advice is yours

Don't curse your tribe

Be proud of your mother tongue

Don't abandon the Ubuntu culture

Chorus

Do you know your tribe?

Verse 2

Some believe tribal lines are evil

What is your understanding.

People who carried your seed

Fought to preserve life

Through feminines so that today you live

What is your understanding of people who carried your seed fought to preserve life through feminines so that today you live

Poetry

Mzilikazi showed his bravery and moved his people from Mfecane to establish the Ndebele tribe. The entire tribe could have perished at the hands of Chaka Zulu in the struggle of the time.

Third Verse

The ancestor you despise

Initiated traits

That are your resilience

Which urges you in business

You have a DNA from them

It’s now you duty

Work hard and leave a legacy

Pre Chorus

You choose to ridicle

Chorus

Do you know your tribe?

Cut Off

Global connections, African foundation.

Global connections, African foundations

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