| Take the shackles off my feet
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| Make I go make I go
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| It’s a battle with the beast
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| Take a shield here we go
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| Kwame Nkrumah take over
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| New Africa make over
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| Let’s bow our heads and pray o Lord
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| Our father help us fight the war (huuuu)
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| Bra fie o bra fie (Come home come home)
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| Bra fie na y3tw3n wo (Come home we are waiting
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| Bra fie o bra fie (Come home come home)
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| Bra fie na y3tw3n wo (Come home we are waiting)
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| I’m a human being in Africa
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| But a black man in America
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| African in England
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| Don’t forget where you are from
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| Ghana down to Suriname
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| Taken from our motherland
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| Don’t forget your mother tongue
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| Please don’t shoot me we are one
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| Bra fie o bra fie (Come home come home)
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| Bra fie na y3tw3n wo (Come home we are waiting)
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| Bra fie o bra fie (Come home come home)
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| Bra fie na y3tw3n wo (Come home we are waiting)
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| Bra fie o bra fie (Come home come home)
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| Bra fie na y3tw3n wo (Come home we are waiting)
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| Bra fie o bra fie (Come home come home)
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| Bra fie na y3tw3n wo (Come home we are waiting)
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| Now have a look through history’s binoculars
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| And please don’t tell me you’ve forgotten us
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| Your last children living anonymous
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| In a very strange land where they carried us
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| And it must be a natural phenomenon
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| How we still can remember where we coming from
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| Even through the brainwashing curriculum
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| Up through the ages and millenniums
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| Last 400 years has been fabulous
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| We’ve been working as slaves living ravenous
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| But to overdo your stay can be hazardous
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| Now it’s time to go home thanks for having us
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| Please make I a promise ol' promise land
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| And welcome me home anytime I land
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| And make I feel like I belong with us
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| Until that day no giving up
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| Aayy aayy
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| Huuuu |