This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Ni dyar'izuba, Rizagaruka, Hejuru yacu
Ni nduzaricyeza ricyeza
Rwanda, Rwanda
Yeah Rwanda, Rwanda
They said: "Many are called and few are chosen"
But I wish some wasn't chosen
For the blood spilling of Rwanda
They said: "Meshach Eshach and Abednego
Thrown in the fire but you never get burned"
But I wish that I didn't get burned in Rwanda
They said: "The man is judged according to his works"
So tell me Africa, what's your worth?
There's no money, no diamonds, no fortunes
On this planet that can replace Rwandaâ?¦
Rwanda Rwanda
Yeah, Rwanda Rwanda
These are the cry of the children
Rwanda Rwanda
Anybody hear my cry?
If America, is the United States of America
Then why can't Africa, be the United States of Africa?
And if England, is the United Kingdom,
Then why can't Africa unite all the kingdoms and become United Kingdom of Africa?
Rwanda Rwanda, Rwanda Rwanda
Yeah, yeah
These are the cries of the children, yeah
Can anybody out there hear our cries?
Yeah, heavens cry, Jesus cry
Lord, did you hear us calling you?
Yeah, Rwanda Rwanda
Lord, did you hear us calling?
Can you do something in Rwanda?
Rwanda Rwanda, Rwanda Rwanda
I'm talkin' 'bout Jesus; talkin' 'bout
Rwanda Rwanda Rwanda
Talkin' 'bout â?¦ talk'n 'bout
Talkin' 'bout â?¦ talk'n 'bout
I wanna play my guitar for Rwanda
Ni nduzaricyeza ricyeza
Rwanda, Rwanda
Yeah Rwanda, Rwanda
They said: "Many are called and few are chosen"
But I wish some wasn't chosen
For the blood spilling of Rwanda
They said: "Meshach Eshach and Abednego
Thrown in the fire but you never get burned"
But I wish that I didn't get burned in Rwanda
They said: "The man is judged according to his works"
So tell me Africa, what's your worth?
There's no money, no diamonds, no fortunes
On this planet that can replace Rwandaâ?¦
Rwanda Rwanda
Yeah, Rwanda Rwanda
These are the cry of the children
Rwanda Rwanda
Anybody hear my cry?
If America, is the United States of America
Then why can't Africa, be the United States of Africa?
And if England, is the United Kingdom,
Then why can't Africa unite all the kingdoms and become United Kingdom of Africa?
Rwanda Rwanda, Rwanda Rwanda
Yeah, yeah
These are the cries of the children, yeah
Can anybody out there hear our cries?
Yeah, heavens cry, Jesus cry
Lord, did you hear us calling you?
Yeah, Rwanda Rwanda
Lord, did you hear us calling?
Can you do something in Rwanda?
Rwanda Rwanda, Rwanda Rwanda
I'm talkin' 'bout Jesus; talkin' 'bout
Rwanda Rwanda Rwanda
Talkin' 'bout â?¦ talk'n 'bout
Talkin' 'bout â?¦ talk'n 'bout
I wanna play my guitar for Rwanda
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Personally I think the lines 'They said: "The man is judged according to his works," so tell me Africa, what’s your worth?' speaks the truth: It's the Africans who must help themselves, europe/usa may help for a while but ultimately it is them that must create their own kingdom and unity. Just like China and India have recently risen from the mire(well not fully..), why couldn't Africa?
@Durang0 I agree. It would help if the West keeps a distance. They seem to make things worse. We are talking about Rwanda and the crimes that were committed there today because the rebels won there.<br /> Something similar happened in Biafra, and due to the involvement of Britain and the Russians, the genocidal Nigerian forces won the war and tried to sweep everything under the carpet. Their weapons were supplied by the Brtish and Russians. Today, the world does not acknowledge or know anything about the Biafran genocide. And the country, Nigeria, has become a cesspool of violence, destruction and corruption. Some of the terrorists that have made news in Britain and the US are terrorists from the parts of Nigeria that the West supported during the Nigeria-Biafra war!<br /> Africans must be allowed to determine their own future. The new Biafran separatists movement are seeking separation peacefully,asking for a referendum. This is their right. Again, the British government and even the American envoys are speaking against this with total ignorance of the issues, the same kind of ignorance and indifference they had during the Rwandan genocide.