check out culture on this site www.cyberus.ca/~jdooley/ - 9k rendition of culture's "ADDIS ABABBA" stuffs & add ups to [email protected] or [email protected] or on the site chords:( , , ) There is a land far far away It's called Addis Ababba There is a land far far away It's called Addis Ababba The ruler of the land Which is far away His name is King Selassie King of Kings and Lord of Lords The ruler of the land Which is in the East His name is King Selassie There is a land far far away It's called Addis Ababba There is a land far far away It's called Addis Ababba Babylon them They want to take away The Ark of the Covenant from yard The Ark of the Covenant Cannot be taken away From Addis Ababba Respect! There is a land far far away It's called Addis Ababba Here me when I say There is a land far far away It's called Addis Ababba King of Kings and Lord of Lords Ruler of Creation His name is King Selassie Mussolini tried to invade Ethiopia But the Conqueror His name is King Selassie Rule and respect There is a land far far away It's called Addis Ababba There is a land far far away It's called Addis Ababba Wonders of the world The great River Nile Is found there in Africa The great treasure of Axum Axum of Zion

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La chanson évoque un pays lointain, Addis Ababa, en mettant en lumière son importance historique et spirituelle. Elle parle de l'empereur Haile Selassie, décrit comme le Roi des Rois, symbolisant la résistance et la dignité face aux menaces extérieures, notamment des envahisseurs comme Mussolini. L'œuvre souligne également la signification sacrée de l'Arche de l'Alliance, qui doit rester protégée à Addis Ababa, rappelant l'héritage riche et la beauté de cette terre, avec des références à des merveilles comme le Nil et Axum. Ce morceau s'inscrit dans un contexte de forte fierté culturelle et de préservation des traditions éthiopiennes, tout en appelant à la stabilité et au respect des racines et des croyances.