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| + | | lenght = 6.03 | ||
| + | | writer = Lebo M, Hans Zimmer | ||
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| + | | album = Rhythm of the Pride Lands | ||
| + | | songs = [[He Lives in You]] | ||
| + | [[Hakuna Matata]] | ||
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| + | [[The Lion Sleeps Tonight]] | ||
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| + | [[Kube]] | ||
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| + | [[Lea Halalela]] | ||
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| + | [[It's Time]] | ||
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| + | [[One by One]] | ||
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| + | [[Warthog Rhapsody]] | ||
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| + | [[Lala]] | ||
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| + | [[Busa]] | ||
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| + | [[Noyana]] | ||
| + | }} | ||
'''Lea Halalela''' is a song by [[Lebo M]] and [[Hans Zimmer]]. It's the fifth track on [[Rhythm of the Pride Lands]]. | '''Lea Halalela''' is a song by [[Lebo M]] and [[Hans Zimmer]]. It's the fifth track on [[Rhythm of the Pride Lands]]. | ||
Revision as of 13:00, 14 November 2010
| Lea Halalela | |
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| Written by: | Lebo M, Hans Zimmer |
| Rhythm of the Pride Lands | |
| He Lives in You
Lea Halalela | |
Lea Halalela is a song by Lebo M and Hans Zimmer. It's the fifth track on Rhythm of the Pride Lands.
Lyrics & Translations
| Fatshe leso | Our land |
| Lea halalela | Is holy |
| Uli-buse le lizwe | You must rule this land |
| Izwe lethu | The land of the people |
| Mhlaba wethu | Soil of the people |
| Uli phathe Kahle | Handle it with care |
| Izwe lethu | This land of ours |
| Izwe lehtu | This land of ours |
| Uzo libusa | You will rule |
| Le lizwe | This land |
| Uli buse kahle | Rule it with care |
| Uzo libusa | You will rule |
| Le lizwe | This land |
| Le lizwe | This land |
| Fatshe leso | Our land |
| Lea halalela | Is holy |
| Uli-buse le lizwe | You must rule this land |
| lzwe lethu | The land of the people |
| Mhlaba wethu | Soil of the people |
| U'zuli qondise | Keep it in order |
| Izwe lethu | This land of ours |
| Izwe lethu | This land of ours |
| Fatshe leso | Our land |
| Lea halalela | Is holy |