Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
DAGG
DADD
D A G
She cannot remember the day she left Uganda
D A Bm G
And if you had asked her, her eyes would drift right past ya
D A G
From her home she'd come so far
D A D
But she had hoping in her heart
D A G
Her brother, he'd been taken, and a soldier they had made him
D A Bm G
And when they protested, the father, he was arrested
D A G
In this land you have no choice
D A D
In this land you have no voice (And he say)
G D G A
Wamechukua me wapi? Tuna kitu kibaya?
D A G
Is it too much to wish for, a life that could be peaceful?
D A D
Tunaomba Saidia
D A G
So they told him they would kill him if they did not do what they tell him
D A Bm G
And his family, in danger, put their lives in the hands of a stranger
D A G
In a boat, they traveled far
D A D
Heading for Australia
D A G
They were picked up by the navy, out where the ocean is wavy
D A Bm G
To an island were directed, where they were separated
D A G
Like a prisoner of war
D A D
Like a common criminal (And they say)
G D G A
Wamechukua me wapi? Tuna kitu kibaya?
D A G
Is it too much to wish for, a life that could be peaceful?
D A D
Tunaomba Saidia
F# Bm
How was this better than their homeland?
F# Bm
And why did no-one seem to care?
F# Bm
So full of problems, full of violence
F# G
There were so many people there
D A G
Like this one time, she was taken by the guard, they stripped her naked
D A Bm G
And when he protested, her father, he was arrested
D A G
In this place you have no choice
D A D
In this place you have no voice (And she say)
G D G A
Wamechukua me wapi? Tuna kitu kibaya?
D A G
Is it too much to wish for, a life that could be peaceful?
D A D
Tunaomba Saidia
D A G
For a year now, they've been waiting, in their hearts, they're hoping, praying
D A Bm G
For a chance to be together, and escape this life of torture
D A G
And hear the words they'd come so far (to hear)
D A D
'Welcome to Australia' (And we say)
G D G A
Wamechukua me wapi? Tuna kitu kibaya?
D A G
Is it too much to wish for, a life that could be peaceful?
D A D
Tunaomba Saidia
DADD
D A G
She cannot remember the day she left Uganda
D A Bm G
And if you had asked her, her eyes would drift right past ya
D A G
From her home she'd come so far
D A D
But she had hoping in her heart
D A G
Her brother, he'd been taken, and a soldier they had made him
D A Bm G
And when they protested, the father, he was arrested
D A G
In this land you have no choice
D A D
In this land you have no voice (And he say)
G D G A
Wamechukua me wapi? Tuna kitu kibaya?
D A G
Is it too much to wish for, a life that could be peaceful?
D A D
Tunaomba Saidia
D A G
So they told him they would kill him if they did not do what they tell him
D A Bm G
And his family, in danger, put their lives in the hands of a stranger
D A G
In a boat, they traveled far
D A D
Heading for Australia
D A G
They were picked up by the navy, out where the ocean is wavy
D A Bm G
To an island were directed, where they were separated
D A G
Like a prisoner of war
D A D
Like a common criminal (And they say)
G D G A
Wamechukua me wapi? Tuna kitu kibaya?
D A G
Is it too much to wish for, a life that could be peaceful?
D A D
Tunaomba Saidia
F# Bm
How was this better than their homeland?
F# Bm
And why did no-one seem to care?
F# Bm
So full of problems, full of violence
F# G
There were so many people there
D A G
Like this one time, she was taken by the guard, they stripped her naked
D A Bm G
And when he protested, her father, he was arrested
D A G
In this place you have no choice
D A D
In this place you have no voice (And she say)
G D G A
Wamechukua me wapi? Tuna kitu kibaya?
D A G
Is it too much to wish for, a life that could be peaceful?
D A D
Tunaomba Saidia
D A G
For a year now, they've been waiting, in their hearts, they're hoping, praying
D A Bm G
For a chance to be together, and escape this life of torture
D A G
And hear the words they'd come so far (to hear)
D A D
'Welcome to Australia' (And we say)
G D G A
Wamechukua me wapi? Tuna kitu kibaya?
D A G
Is it too much to wish for, a life that could be peaceful?
D A D
Tunaomba Saidia
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