The Brother Moves On
The Brother Moves On
The Brother Moves On
The Brother Moves On
The Brother Moves On
The Brother Moves On
The Brother Moves On
The Brother Moves On
The Brother Moves On
The Brother Moves On
The Brother Moves On
[Bridge]
Vuka sizwe, vuka sizwe
Vuka sizwe, vuka sizwe
Vuka sizwe, vuka sizwe
[Chorus]
Sikelela
Sikelela
Sikelela
Sikelela (Vuka!)
[Verse 1]
Kune ntsikelelo emvhakwentaba, bo
Kune ntsikelelo emvhakwentaba, we ma
Kune ntsikelelo emvhakwentaba, bo
Kune ntsikelelo emvhakwentaba, we ma
Emvhakwentaba
Emvhakwentaba
Emvhakwentaba
Emvhakwentaba
[Bridge]
Vuka sizwe, vuka sizwe
Vuka sizwe, vuka sizwe
Vuka sizwe, vuka sizwe
[Chorus]
Sikelela
Sikelela
Sikelela
Sikelela
Sikelela (Vuka!)
Sikelela
Sikelela
[Verse 2]
Kune ntsikelelo emvhakwentaba, bo
Kune ntsikelelo emvhakwentaba, we ma
Kune ntsikelelo emvhakwentaba, bo
Kune ntsikelelo emvhakwentaba, we ma
Emvhakwentaba
Emvhakwentaba
Emvhakwentaba
Emvhakwentaba
[Chorus]
Sikelela
Sikelela
Sikelela
Our national anthem (which is a mix between Enoch Sontonga’s Nkosi Sikelela and Die Stem) echoes the sentiment of being blessed by the fruits of this land. This song calls on these blessings to get one over the current hurdles that beset this land. It argues that there is the freedom to be free afte...