Annuler la dette - Passi

On nous fait danser

Ouais, c’est interminable

Faut pas perdre la boussole

Tu vends, un coup de vent et tu es redevable

AFRICA

Encha?

n??

fond de cale?

m?

me le sol

Pourquoi cette dette ce poids sur nos t?

tes

Le g?

nocide pass?, les?

changes, la traite

Notre sang, nos anc?

tres, n’ont-ils pas trop servis

Aujourd’hui leurs enfants payent un cr?

dit?

vie

Pourquoi cette redevance, nos pays n’ont ils pas contribu?

Au d?

veloppement des USA, de l’Europe, donc de la France?

Pourquoi?

et de quel droit divin?

On veut notre pain pourtant on vous laisse le vin

Qu’ils reconnaissent l’esclavagisme comme crime humanitaire

Et qu’ils payent comme ont pay?

les fachos d’hier

Parlons d’histoire, parlons donc des b?

tises d’hier

Pourquoi nous taire, regarde le monde et son b?

tisier?

Sauvez?

mille lieux des milliers de jeunes qui errent

Annulez la dette et l?

chez donc la terre m?

re

C’est l’histoire de ce champignon qui vit au profit d’un arbre

Histoire de rapports entre nations faites de pleurs et d’armes

I ran away to find my liberty

Let’s make this world a peaceful place

I wish to find myself a holding place

Where men can live equally

J’r?ve que tous les pr?

sidents Africains se tiennent la main

J’aimerais tant qu’on reparte qu’ils aient?

t?

bons ou mauvais

Effacer le pass?

donner 1 lendemain

1 nouveau d?

part?

nos enfants une nouvelle destin?

e Faut plus se l?

cher, ?duquer et avancer

Faire fructifier et pouvoir garder nos int?

r?ts

Les fils d’Afrique en ont marre de trimer, marre de pleurer

De se faire rouler, souiller, exploiter, insulter

Mais je sais qu’il faut un remboursement dans l’histoire

Pour le monde 2 sacr?

es questions que valent 20 millions de noirs

Et quel est le prix de ces mati?

res premi?

res d?

rob?es

Sans lesquelles ne peuvent tourner vos belles bentley

Notre sang a la m?

me couleur que le v?

tre

On a un c?

ur comme les autres, de qui?

tes vous ap?

tres

Annulons au moins cette dette date, trouvons la bonne voie

Redonner 1 droit de vivre la paix et la foi

Il y a 1 N dans ONU comme dans reN?

gocier

Et tant de haiNe qui tra?

Ne depuis que j’suis N?

Dans N?

griers N?

faste et iN?

galit?s

Mets en 2 dans aNNuler recoNNaissance et trop ont caNN?

Il y a 1 hIC dans AfrIQUE politiQUE et critIQUE

Tout comme dans raz le bol syst?

matIQUE

Ma musIQUE est 1 cri, mon cric, je plaide l’artistIQUE

Alors dis?

la presse de parler de la pompe AfrIQUE

Qu’ils disent vrai quand le continent lance un SOS

Et si tous le savent pourquoi personne ne se dreSSe

Y' a des S dans eSclaves colonies et d?

treSSe

Dans eSp?

ce dans caiSSe et dans sans ceSSe

Et?

a depuis le XV?

me si?

cle c’est la que le bas bleSSe

S dans god bleSS et filS d’un pays SouS StreSS

Dans pareSSe oppreSSions eSprit oppoSition

Y’a ce son dans mon nom, mon son et dans r?

volution

They make us dance

Yeah, it's endless

Don't lose the compass

You sell, a gust of wind and you owe

AFRICA

Encha?

not??

bilge?

m?

me the ground

Why this debt this weight on our t?

your

The g?

nocide past?, the?

exchange, milking

Our blood, our ances?

very, have they not served too much

Today their children pay a cr?

said?

life

Why this royalty, our countries did not contribute?

On the d?

development of the USA, of Europe, therefore of France?

Why?

and what divine right?

We want our bread yet we leave you the wine

That they recognize slavery as a humanitarian crime

And they pay as they paid?

the fagots of yesterday

Let's talk about history, let's talk about b?

Yesterday teas

Why shut up, look at the world and its b?

weaver?

Save?

a thousand leagues of thousands of wandering youths

Cancel the debt and

at therefore the ground m?

D

This is the story of this mushroom that lives for the benefit of a tree

History of relations between nations made of tears and weapons

I ran away to find my freedom

Let's make this world a peaceful place

I wish to find myself a holding place

Where men can live equally

I dream that all pr?

African people hold hands

I would like so much that we leave that they have?

you

good or bad

Delete pass?

give 1 tomorrow

1 new d?

go?

our children a new destiny?

e Need more l?

dear, educate and advance

Grow and be able to keep our int?

roasts

The sons of Africa are tired of toiling, tired of crying

To be tricked, defiled, exploited, insulted

But I know there needs to be a payback in history

For the sacred world 2?

the questions that 20 million black people are worth

And what is the price of these materials?

stay first?

res d?

dresses

Without which your beautiful bentleys cannot turn

Our blood has the m?

me color than the v?

be

We have a c?

ur like the others, from whom?

are you ap?

very

Let's at least cancel this old debt, find the right way

Restore 1 right to live peace and faith

Is there 1 N in ONU as in reN?

gobble

And so much hate that tra?

Ne since I was N?

In?

griers N?

pomp and iN?

equality

Put 2 in cancel recognition and too much have can?

There is 1 hIC in POLITICAL AND CRITICAL AFRICA

Just like in pissed off syst?

matic

My music is 1 cry, my jack, I plead the artist

Then say?

the press talking about the pump AFRICA

Let them tell the truth when the continent launches an SOS

And if everyone knows why no one stands up

Are there S's in slave colonies and d?

braided

In eSp?

this in cash and in constantly

And?

has since the XV?

what if?

key that's where the bottom hurts

S in god bleSS and sonS of a counTry Under Stress

In laziness oppression spirit opposition

Is there that sound in my name, my sound and in r?

evolution