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MANDELA MADIBA

MANDELA MADIBA

"MANDELA MADIBA" a song by Phil Morrison

Words and music by Phil Morrison

Nelson Mandela – His life was dedicated to serving humankind by giving a standard to the world for eradicating injustice, oppression, and racism. I offer this tribute song for use in memorializing this great man from South Africa….Nelson “Madiba” Mandela!

“Mandela” (Afro-Cuban & swing)

Verse 1 Sing this song of praise for Mandela
Strong and brave this man
Peace and justice for South Africa
Long was his fight to save this land

Verse 2 Years in prison there was Mandela
Heart and mind still free
Liberation for South Africa
Freedom for all ..with dignity

Bridge…..Faith deep inside gave strength to his cause
The world…wanting to see…him go free…it would be
Father of the Nation that was he
Madiba they called him……..Mandela

Verse 3 Liberty the call..from Mandela
Apartheid must go
Racial justice in South Africa
Our one human family will show

Verse 4 Love was felt by all from Mandela
Kind and Bold and Wise
A new beginning for South Africa
He won the Nobel Peace Prize

Faith deep inside gave strength to his cause
The world…wanting to see …him go free….victory
Father of the Nation that was he
Madiba they called him…….Mandela

Loved by the world …eternally
Madiba they called him……..Mandela

(c) 2013 pbm

Mandela Madiba, Studio Version

Mandela Madiba Live Version

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