Why is South Africa so F. Up so many of my people died for this freedom, cont our leaders just sit still for a few seconds and think of our people black white and coloureds why why why
This is a fanatastic, moving tribute to the Commander in Chief of the South African national liberation struggle. The words of this song I first heard sung as a
young high school amajoni on the battle-fields of the Cape Flats in the 1980's, through the tear-gas, rubber bullets and baton wielding riot police - played by the
iconic RaakWys band. Melanie Scholtz and the band have superbly built on that musical history
Why is South Africa so F. Up so many of my people died for this freedom, cont our leaders just sit still for a few seconds and think of our people black white and coloureds why why why
ilyaasshaik 3 months ago
im crying sitting here in toronto feeling my brother robbies soul.bro you were the best of the best.hamba khathli
bra joe sydow from athlone
jurraan 1 year ago
A beautiful tribute to a great man. It's also lovely to hear the late Robbie Jansen on the sax and flute solos.
Thanks for bringing this historic song back to life.
johnedwinmason 1 year ago
This is a fanatastic, moving tribute to the Commander in Chief of the South African national liberation struggle. The words of this song I first heard sung as a
young high school amajoni on the battle-fields of the Cape Flats in the 1980's, through the tear-gas, rubber bullets and baton wielding riot police - played by the
iconic RaakWys band. Melanie Scholtz and the band have superbly built on that musical history
robertvan2001 1 year ago