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Hello! I'm Lyrkit!

I tried many ways to memorize English words and found the most effective one for me!

We already have all the words of the songs that we have heard throughout our lives in our memory. We simply did not pay attention to them, but we all already hear them!

I noticed that when you learn a new word from a song that you have already heard before, you already know the translation of this word forever and you will never forget it!

I want to share this method with you. So, the scheme is as follows.

We find songs that we have already heard.

We add all unfamiliar words from them.

We pass mini tests of memory games. done

Now that you know a lot of words, you will very quickly come to know the whole language!

I bet you'll be surprised how effective this method is!)

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Kwesta

Fire In The Ghetto

 

Fire In The Ghetto

(album: g.o.d guluva - 2021)


Thatha iCover, there's a fire in the ghetto
Lokshin culture, mzabalazo, still the same song
Bulawayo, Katlehong, down to Soweto
Every ghetto, Dankie Yebo
Thatha iCover, there's a fire in the ghetto
Sbonga uMdali for lamandla asiphe wona
Silwa indlala sidla uthando and remain strong
That's the ghetto, dankie yebo

Power to the people
Emakasi, yeah fire up the diesel
Abasazi we gon' triumph over evil
S'hamba phansi, stabalaza impilo
Ya namanje, Sizele nje le Tito
Ngamasaka, sistabilize isimo
Ne account ibenje ngalabo zero
Nesalukwazi siveze naso izinyo... nakanjani
No way, angeke ulunge feleba
Ngisekhoneni, ngishera iLoose namagenge
Coconut, musa ukung'namathela
Khohlwa dali, lobhuti akathengwa... nangempela
Yini awuboni la kuyasha?
Uzobhadala what you owe namhlanje
Road block, ubhaya ikholi namhlanje
And angifuni kuzwa story namhlanje, Ekse!

Empower my people, my father, my leader
My mother, my teacher, my brother, my keeper
My sister, my healer, my sarafina
Baba wami, my leader, empower my dreamers

Thatha iCover, there's a fire in the ghetto
Lokshin culture, mzabalazo, still the same song
Bulawayo, Katlehong, down to Soweto
Every ghetto, Dankie Yebo
Thatha iCover, there's a fire in the ghetto
Sbonga uMdali for lamandla asiphe wona
Silwa indlala sidla uthando and remain strong
That's the ghetto, dankie yebo

Sizwile ama wave, k'nini niloku niswima kulemali yethu
Tax man, thola iscima kushe ugebhu
Eskom biza mina kubuye ugesi
Sifuna ukujabula Jabula sibe happy, yeah
But every other day we puffing that envy
Skhala nje umalume akas'bheki
And everybody cares til it stops trending
And that's why kungalaleki, yilama nightmares and uFreddy akadeli
Vele siyahlanya and asibambeki, you selling us dreams kodwa awethu aniwathengi
All I really want is true freedom, ng'phushe ng'phande, ngidle nginone
K'dala ngiloku ngincenga iSchool fees dawg, ngifunde ng'zame, ng'phushe ng'pope

Empower my people, my father, my leader
My mother, my teacher, my brother, my keeper
My sister, my healer, my sarafina
Baba wami, my leader, empower my dreamers

Thatha iCover, there's a fire in the ghetto
Lokshin culture, mzabalazo, still the same song
Bulawayo, Katlehong, down to Soweto
Every ghetto, Dankie Yebo
Thatha iCover, there's a fire in the ghetto
Sbonga uMdali for lamandla asiphe wona
Silwa indlala sidla uthando and remain strong
That's the ghetto, dankie yebo...

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