Go tell it on the mountain, Over the hill and everywhere,    Go tell it on the mountain, To let my people go.   Who's that yonder dressed in red? Let my people go ; Must be the children that Moses led ; Let my people go. Who's that yonder dressed in red ? Must be the children that Moses led ; Go tell it on the mountain, To let my people go.    Go tell it on the mountain, Over the hill and everywhere,    Go tell it on the mountain, To let my people go.   Who's that yonder dressed in white ? Let my people go ; Must be the children of the Israelite ; Let my people go. Who's that yonder dressed in white ? Must be the children of the Israelite ; Go tell it on the mountain, To let my people go.   Go tell it on the mountain, Over the hill and everywhere,    Go tell it on the mountain, To let my people go.   Who's that yonder dressed in black ? Let my people go ; Must be the hypocrites turnin' back ; Let my people go. Who's that yonder dressed in black ? Must be the hypocrites turnin' back ; Go tell it on the mountain, To let my people Go tell it on the mountain, Over the hill and everywhere,    Go tell it on the mountain, To let...  my peo... ple go ...

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À propos de la chanson

Cette chanson évoque l'importance de proclamer la liberté et de faire entendre la voix des opprimés. Elle invite ceux qui entendent ce message à se lever et à l'annoncer sur toutes les collines et à travers le monde pour libérer ceux qui sont enchaînés, en faisant référence aux enfants d'Israël menés par Moïse. Dans un contexte historique, ce chant s'inscrit souvent dans la lutte pour les droits civiques et la libération des esclaves, résonnant avec les thèmes de l'espoir et de la délivrance. Il rappelle des moments de résistance et de solidarité, renforçant l'idée que l'union et la foi peuvent mener à la liberté.