Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song So Waai Die Wind, artist - Bok van Blerk. Album song De La Rey, in the genre Африканская музыка
Date of issue: 19.05.2009
Record label: Coleske Artist
Song language: Afrikaans
So Waai Die Wind(original) |
My oupa raak te oud vir al sy kwale, |
En hy raak ook soms beneuk, maar daars 'n goeie man, |
En hy nader 86, |
En deur die lyne van sy oë, |
Deur die oorloë van verandering, |
Kan jy sien hy’s nou gedaan, |
En sy oë word gou weer lig, |
En ek sien daar kom 'n storie, |
Van die jare toe ons mense vir beskerming gepleit het, |
Was 'n broederbond gebore, |
En hy sien my oë frons, |
Maar die vuur van al die jare, |
Loop steeds nog deur sy are. |
En so waai die wind, my kind, |
En so waai die wind, ons blind, |
En so waai die wind, my kind, Mos alles weg, |
Maar dis diep in jou gebore, |
Dat niks is ooit verlore. |
En hy vra my deur die stories van hoe gaan dit nog op Maties, |
En of ons nog ons taal praat want hy weet dis uit ons boeke, |
En hy wens vir my 'n vrou toe, |
Wat die haat 'n bietjie stil kan maak, |
Want dit loop mos deur ons are, |
Word net sterker deur die jare, |
En so waai die wind, my kind, |
En so waai die wind, ons blind, |
En so waai die wind, my kind, Mos alles weg, |
Maar dis diep in jou gebore, |
Dat niks is ooit verlore |
En hy hoef dit nie te sê, |
Want dis in sy oë, |
'n Trots wat my laat skaam voel 'n trots van bo, |
En so waai die wind, my kind, |
En so waai die wind, ons blind, |
En so waai die wind, my kind, Mos alles weg, |
Maar dis diep in jou gebore, |
Dat niks is ooit verlore |
Ja, dis diep in jou gebore, |
Dat niks is ooit verlore. |
(translation) |
My grandfather is getting too old for all his ailments, |
And he also gets bitten sometimes, but there's a good man, |
And he approached 86, |
And through the lines of his eyes, |
Through the wars of change, |
Can you see he's done now, |
And his eyes are lightened again, |
And I see a story coming, |
From the years when our people pleaded for protection, |
Was born of a brotherhood, |
And he sees my eyes frown, |
But the fire of all the years, |
Still walking through his veins. |
And so the wind blows, my child, |
And so the wind blows, we blind, |
And so the wind blows, my child, Mos all away, |
But it's born deep in you, |
That nothing is ever lost. |
And he asks me through the stories of how things are going on at Maties, |
And whether we still speak our language because he knows it's from our books, |
And he wished me a wife, |
Which can silence the hatred a little, |
Because it runs through our veins, |
Only gets stronger over the years, |
And so the wind blows, my child, |
And so the wind blows, we blind, |
And so the wind blows, my child, Mos all away, |
But it's born deep in you, |
That nothing is ever lost |
And he does not have to say it, |
Because it's in his eyes, |
A pride that makes me feel ashamed a pride from above, |
And so the wind blows, my child, |
And so the wind blows, we blind, |
And so the wind blows, my child, Mos all away, |
But it's born deep in you, |
That nothing is ever lost |
Yes, it's born deep in you, |
That nothing is ever lost. |