Written and performed by the "R" in MARK Harmony - Raygon Jacklick; this song is a heartfelt tribute to his first experience in the Marshall Islands. Through beautiful Marshallese lyrics, it celebrates the island's beauty, the importance of family, and culture. It's a poignant expression of love, pride, and gratitude for his ancestral home of the RMI.

Lyrics: 

Majol ej jikid emol 
(Marshall Island is our true home)
Jo ej aibojwoj 
(Where it is beautiful)
Jo jikin bamle eo ao
(The place of my family)
Im Iroj ro ad
(And our chiefs)

Jo ej ao lamoran
(Where it’s our home)
Jo ej ad jolet 
(It’s Our promising gift)
Kin manit kein ad
(For our custom/culture)
Oh ij kamolol Anij 
(I am thankful to God)
Kin aeloñ kein ad
(For our Island/home) 

Written and performed by - Raygon Jacklick (MARK Harmony) 
Music Production by - Jared Jamieson
Creative Direction by - Clay Kruse
Additional contributions by - Matthew John, Arsi Lokot, Andrew Yamada, and MaryNuia Nelik Lenja. 


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Aeloñ Kein Ad - Mark Harmony (Raygon Jacklick)

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