Verse 1 In the heart of change, where shadows intertwine, Rises Ibrahim Traoré, with a hope that brightly shines in life. With every step he takes, he breaks the chains of time, A voice for the forgotten, a story that will climb. Chorus Oh, Ibrahim, you bring the winds of change, With courage in your vision, you’re breaking every chain. A friend of the people, united in every land, For our shared Africa, Alkebu-lan, hand in hand. Verse 2 Through trials and turmoil, you embody what is right, Building bridges of compassion, igniting strength and light. With the wisdom of the ages, and a heart that stays true, You inspire us to rise, to dedicate ourselves anew. Chorus Oh, Ibrahim, you bring the winds of change, With courage in your vision, you’re breaking every chain. A friend of the people, united in every land, For our shared Africa, Alkebu-lan, hand in hand. Bridge Let’s sow the seeds of justice, let them blossom and grow, With hands held high in unity, let our dreams begin to flow. In the spirit of togetherness, we’ll chase away the night, For every step you take, Ibrahim, you shine bright on the way. Verse 3 You stand for the voiceless, you carry their demands, With every stride you take, you’re shaping these lands. In a world where change is needed, you’re the spark that ignites, A movement full of passion, driving forward to new heights. Chorus Oh, Ibrahim, you bring the winds of change, With courage in your vision, you’re breaking every chain. A friend of the people, united in every land, For our shared Africa, Alkebu-lan, hand in hand. Verse 4 In the face of adversity, you rise above the fray, With a heart that beats for justice, you show the brave way. Through the whispers of the past and the lessons that we’ve learned, You guide us toward tomorrow, where the hope of progress burns. Chorus Oh, Ibrahim, you bring the winds of change, With courage in your vision, you’re breaking every chain. A friend of the people, united in every land, For our shared Africa, Alkebu-lan, hand in hand. Outro So let’s celebrate the journey and the battles yet to come, With spirits intertwined, we’ll rise as one – we are strong. Ibrahim Traoré, in you we see a dawn, In unity and strength, we’ll carry the hope on. White privileged people call them, one could simply say, barbarians.
