Yothu Yindi - Tribal Voice lyrics

There's a walking of a rainbow dawn And the sun will rise up high There's a whisper in the morning light Saying get up and meet the day Well I winder if it's part of history Full of influential mystery From the spirits of my people Who have just hone before And the future of another day All the people in the world are dreaming (get up stand up) Some of us cry for the rights of survival (get up stand up) Saying c'mon c'mon! Stand up for your rights While others don't give a damn They're all waiting for a perfect day So you better get up and fight for your rights Don't be afraid of the move you make You better listen to your tribal voice! All the people in the world are dreaming (get up stand up) Some of us cry for the rights of survival now (get up stand up) Saying c'mon c'mon! Stand up for your rights While others don't give a damn They're all waiting for a perfect day So you better get up and fight for your rights Don't be afraid or the move that you make You better listen to your tribal voice! You better listen to your tribal voice! Well I wonder if it's part of history Full of influential mystery From the spirits of my people Who have just gone before And the future of another day All the people in the world are dreaming (get up stand up) Some of us cry for the rights of survival now (get up stand up) Say c'mon c'mon, stand up for your rights While others don't give a damn They are all waiting for a perfect day You better get up and fight for your rights Don't be afraid of the move that you make You better listen to you tribal voice You better listen to your tribal voice You better listen to your tribal voice You better listen to your tribal voice You better listen to your tribal voice You better listen to your tribal voice You better listen to your tribal voice You better listen to your tribal voice You better listen to your tribal voice You better listen to your tribal voice You better listen to your tribal voice You better listen to your tribal voice You better listen to your tribal voice