Lyrics of Mama Africa by Akon
So much, so much love, so much
So tell me can you feel it
So much, so much care, so much
So much, so much love, so much
So much, so much care, so much
Pure blackness, oneness so rare
Let them know they missing out
Sweet blackness, oneness be there
Let them know they missing out
A - Is for all the love and the life took away
F - Don′t forget we were bought and trade
R - Ripped from the land and shipped away
I - Is the inspiration we use to survive
C - Have to see it with your own cries
A - No play add it up and arrive
The land is so gold and green
The place is so fresh and clean
And every day I water my garden
Tell if you feel it deep in your heart and
The space is so cool and nice
Visit once guaranteed to visit twice
And if you just believe in the Most High
I know you′ll be all right
Pure blackness, oneness so rare
And let them know they missing out
Sweet blackness, oneness be there
And let them know they missing out
A - That's my favorite place when I need to get away
F - Must forgive but we can't forget to pray
R - Flight lands right on the runway
I - In my homeland and I′m feeling so alive
C - Hear me chant, "Africa unite"
A - Go on and accept and that′s all right
Skin is so dark and brown
She lifts me right off the ground
But know you′re not gonna see it on your TV
So yo, just listen up and believe me
Her trees have the only cure
Her love is so new and pure
Had to kiss them troubles goodbye bye
Pure blackness, oneness so rare
Let them know that they missing out
Sweet blackness, oneness be there
And let them know that they missing out
So much, so much, love so much
So tell me can you feel it
So much, so much care, so much
So much, so much love, so much
So much, so much care, so much
I just can′t see how we living without it
Don't miss, don′t miss one moment about it
Resist this bliss yo I really doubt it
Pure blackness, oneness so rare
And let them know they missing out
Sweet blackness, oneness be there
And let them know they missing out
Writer(s): Dave Richards, Hakeen Abdulsamad, Everold Anthony Dwyer, Paul Henton, Bradley Brown, Tilmann Otto, Dalton Anthony Browne, Bobby Dixon, Aliaune Thiam