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I always cry like a waterfall any time I listen to this song. I don't speak Shona but I know two or three Shona words. I can just get from a few words (which resemble Swahili) that he's saying "God is with you" (Mwari e nawe...or something like that). In Swahili we say, "Mungu awe nawe" to mean the same. We also say "kufiwa na mumeo" which means to be bereaved/widowed. Shona must be an easy language to learn if you speak another Bantu language, especially Swahili. I love Oliver Mtukudzi!
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it gets older by the years but newer every time i listen to it. purely classical.
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q gran cancion!!!!!! oliver mtukudzi fenomenal.........
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Heard this song first when i was 11,loved it then,love it still.
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i love your whole work not only are an inspirational you are extraordinary,none like you
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Wonderful!..
Flute: Steve Dyer
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@Senftubii he is telling his sister not to be depressed because here husband died so he is like be strong don't cry
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some people were born to sing and i sincerly think mutukudzi is one of them
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does anyone know where i can get da movie for dis?
Mee too. I don't know why but tears from deep within my soul find their way through my heart and pour out from my eyes as soon as he starts to sing.
I remeber a tranquile place by the river Nile where the beautiful and undisturbed tunes of Neria first found their way out of a small cottage and into my tent by the border of Uganda and Sudan. Never had music moved me so deeply as it did at that moment.
TheRastateacher 1 year ago 30
i new this song way back but everytime i hear it after a while i get to appreciate the taste of it like old wine it matures with time
thehookla 2 years ago 7