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Soulfly ~ Quliombo


This is a true story of a slaveman Who fled his people from the white man So I'll say that he showed me the way To be brave, brave, don't be afraid "Zumbi his name, "Quilombo" his place Our root you can never erase "Zumbi" his name, "Quilombo" his place Our root you can never erase Thirty thousand Zumbi refugees Fight the right, the right to be free Rape the city, the masters of greed Follow the warrior, the warrior Zumbi No more no more no more slavery No more no more no more misery No more no more no more suffering Zumbi Zumbi Blow them away Here we come, here we come slave drums Here we come, here we come Quilombo Time for war in tha land of the sun I know God will not leave us alone I know God will never leave us alone Zumbi Zumbi Got to be free Quilombo Quilombo more free lyrics

This is a true story of a slaveman
Who fled his people from the white man
So I'll say that he showed me the way
To be brave, brave, don't be afraid
"Zumbi his name, "Quilombo" his place
Our root you can never erase
"Zumbi" his name, "Quilombo" his place
Our root you can never erase

Thirty thousand Zumbi refugees
Fight the right, the right to be free
Rape the city, the masters of greed
Follow the warrior, the warrior Zumbi
No more no more no more slavery
No more no more no more misery
No more no more no more suffering

Zumbi Zumbi
Blow them away

Here we come, here we come slave drums
Here we come, here we come Quilombo
Time for war in tha land of the sun
I know God will not leave us alone
I know God will never leave us alone

Zumbi Zumbi
Got to be free

Quilombo Quilombo

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