SSA, three-part women. This song of unity was written as the theme song for an African convention of women who, along with a small group of American women from a Methodist church, sought to address the problems of HIV/AIDS and the many orphans in sub-Saharan Africa. It is written in Swahili, French, and English and is a song of hope. It can be song unaccompanied or with guitar. The repetitive nature of the song lends itself to easy memorization. It is to be sung rhythmically and freely. It could be sung by young voices or women's voices in a concert setting or for similar circumstances for which it was written. It was first sung in a cabaret setting!
Key words and concepts: hope, voyage, intention, care, nourish
3:00 minutes.