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    Bawo - Performance

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    The document appears to be lyrics to a Christian song sung in multiple parts and languages. It references crying out to God asking about sins and what has been done wrong. It mentions the troubles of this world and a desire for "this cup to pass". It talks about meeting in heaven and weeping by the river of Babylon, but God hearing cries, providing love and refuge, and wiping away tears. It closes with repeating praise to God.

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    The document appears to be lyrics to a Christian song sung in multiple parts and languages. It references crying out to God asking about sins and what has been done wrong. It mentions the troubles of this world and a desire for "this cup to pass". It talks about meeting in heaven and weeping by the river of Babylon, but God hearing cries, providing love and refuge, and wiping away tears. It closes with repeating praise to God.

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    The document appears to be lyrics to a Christian song sung in multiple parts and languages. It references crying out to God asking about sins and what has been done wrong. It mentions the troubles of this world and a desire for "this cup to pass". It talks about meeting in heaven and weeping by the river of Babylon, but God hearing cries, providing love and refuge, and wiping away tears. It closes with repeating praise to God.

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    Bawo - Performance

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    The document appears to be lyrics to a Christian song sung in multiple parts and languages. It references crying out to God asking about sins and what has been done wrong. It mentions the troubles of this world and a desire for "this cup to pass". It talks about meeting in heaven and weeping by the river of Babylon, but God hearing cries, providing love and refuge, and wiping away tears. It closes with repeating praise to God.

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    BAWO THIXO SOMANDLA

    BASS: Bawo, Thixo Somandla, (Father, God Almighty)


    Buyinton’ ubugwenxa bam? (What are our sins)
    Azi senzen’ ebusweni beNkosi, (What have we wronged you, Lord)
    Bawo, Thixo Somandla? (Father, God Almighty)

    Soprano: Azi senzeni na? (What have we done?) x2


    Azi senzeni Nkosi yam, (What have we done, My Lord?)
    Sigqibana nje! (That we kill each other thus!)

    Alto & Tenor: Emhlaben’ (This world)


    Sibuthwel’ ubunzima (Is full of troubles) x2
    Bawo, Thixo Somandla. (Father, God Almighty)
    Bridge
    Sop, Alto &Tenor: Mayedlule lendebe (May this cup pass from us), x2
    Azi senzeni Nkosi yam (What have we done My Lord),
    Sigqibana nje (That We kill each other thus)!

    Bass: Ndnesingqala (I have a continuous cry)


    Enhliziyweni yam (Inside my heart)
    Ndisolokho ndisitsho Mngci! (I keep saying Truly)
    Ayidlule lendebe, (May this cup pass from us)
    Bawo, Thixo Somandla. (Father, God Almighty)

    SENZENI NA (Soloist and Choir)


    Senzeni Na - (What have we done?)
    Sohlangana, ezulwini – (We will meet in Heaven)

    EMLANJENI
    Emlanjeni eBabiloni (By the river of Babylon) x3
    Sathi vuthu, sahlala phansi (where we sat down)
    Salila izinyembezi (And there we wept)
    Sathi vuthu, sahlala phansi (Where we sat down)
    Salila izinyembezi (And there we wept)

    Somandla siyabonga (Lord we thank you)


    Uthando isiphelona (For your love and refuge (?))
    Sikhala isithlupheka, (You heard our cries and troubles)
    Uyazisuli izinyembezi (And You wiped our tears)
    Sathi vuthu, sahlala phansi (Where we sat down)
    Salila izinyembezi (And there we wept)
    (Repeat)

    “YELELE” is sound of praise


    Yele yelele Jehova, Yele Yele
    Yele Yelele, Yele Yele
    Yele Yelele, Yele Yele Yele Modimo (The Lord) in Sotho

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