An amapiano song with alternative notes. A tune to cry while experiencing bliss on the dancefloor.

Dedela

[The people shall redistribute the wealth]
[The people shall redistribute the land]
[The people shall have what is rightfully theirs]
[I hope the gods of Capital answer the peoples’ prayers]
[I hope the mass amnesia comes to a fucking end]


I've been playing around with this for about a year now. It is a song as much as it is a visual or pseudo-political portrait of a city hungry for morality and dignity in the face of crippling economic inequality.

NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED- to end the song, I included a small clip of the chorus of the late Gil Scott Heron's "Johannesburg" (1975, "From South Africa to South Carolina").


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"I watch the sun come out, waiting to break your heart, but the winter's cold sets in when the morning comes."

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