Outro
Transforming Societal Harmony: A Call for Unity and Change
Lyrics
Can this problem be rectified
Expressing a desire for a solution to a problem
It can be rectified yes
Affirming that the problem can indeed be solved
First of all the government must step in
Suggesting government intervention as a crucial first step
And get rid of the gangsters this drugs
Advocating the removal of gangsters and drugs from the community
That's number one
Emphasizing the priority of addressing the drug issue
And then all the church leaders must come together
Calling for unity among church leaders
Because have the majority
Highlighting the influence of the church due to its majority
Whether you Anglican
Stressing unity among different religious denominations
Whether your Muslim or Methodist
-Old Methodist new Methodist
-They got congregation
Describing the church's connection with the people
They got the the the hang of the people
-I mean they’re spiritual people believe
Emphasizing the spiritual nature of churchgoers and their obedience to God
When they sit in a church
-They must listen and obey (Ja God is there its the house of God)
-So it can be rectified
Reiterating the possibility of resolving the problem
There's no such thing as cannot be rectified
Rejecting the notion that the problem is unsolvable
Because God tells you in the Quran God says
Quoting the Quran to underscore the consequences of disobedience and the potential for rectification
Look what happened to those before you
-Look into the past and see what happened to those before you
-Who disobeyed they were destroyed
-So yes everything can be as far as I'm concerned it can be rectified
-But you got to get rid of the tyrant leaders
Identifying the need to eliminate corrupt leaders at all levels for effective change
You got to get rid of them right out of government
-Right up to the normal street worker that's corrupt
-And than you can get this thing
-But if you don't it will go on for centuries
Warning about the enduring impact of not addressing the issue
And its not only going to effect the poor
Stressing that the problem affects both the poor and the rich
Its going to effect the rich too make no mistake about
-It because the rich have suppose to look after the poor
Highlighting the responsibility of the wealthy to care for the less fortunate
The have haves has gotta look after the have nots
-In other words if you got in abundance
Encouraging the affluent to support the poor
Seek to your poor
-But I maintain it can be made right l maintain that
Reiterating belief in the possibility of positive change
And I'm not gonna everytime blame the Boere
Rejecting blanket blame on a specific group (Boere/Afrikaners)
The Afrikaners
Acknowledging diversity within the Afrikaner community
Because not all Afrikaners were bad
-God never created bad people
Rejecting the idea of inherently bad people
God never created bad people (You learn how to be bad)
Reiterating the belief that people learn to be bad
Become bad out of themselves and that's greed
Attributing bad behavior to greed
Or the poor do not want to lift them out of the murky water
Pointing out the failure to uplift the poor
And yet there’s a saying that says
Quoting a saying about positive outcomes from challenging situations
Out of the murky water or out of the dirtiest water
-Comes the whitest lily
Drawing an analogy with a lily to emphasize the potential for positive change with proper nourishment
That tells you something that there can be change
-There can be change because all the lily requires is the nutrients
-Nutrients out of the water to live on
-And it comes out beautiful so
Encouraging reflection on the past to determine benefits or drawbacks
You gotta look into the past
-And see was it a benefit or was it bad
Advocating for extracting the positive from negative experiences
Was it good for me or was it bad for me
-And extract the good make the negative a positive
-That's what we gotta do
Emphasizing the need for transformation and turning negatives into positives
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