[Intro – ambient tribal + whispers + flute] (Soft voice over kalimba and wind) “Some say she listens to thunder and walks like a question with no need to answer…” [tribal hums begin] “Eeeya giraffe… eeeya ooo…” 🪘 [Verse 1 – Afro-reggae groove begins] She walks through dust with ancient grace Maps in her neck, stars in her face. Long-legged rhythm, soft like a breeze — Whispers with trees, dances with leaves. 🎶 [Chorus – chant-style, call and response] [Lead:] Skywalker — step by step she rise, Neck to the clouds, truth in her eyes. [Response:] Mtume wa upepo — she feel the breeze, Giraffe don’t run, she move with peace. [Lead:] From the roots to the sky, she knows the way, Carries the sun where the shadows stay. [Response:] Ndege wa ardhi — moyo wa anga, (“Bird of earth — heart of the sky”) 🌿 [Verse 2 – Groove builds slightly] She reads the wind, no need for sound, Sees the storm before it’s found. Eyes up high long neck sees above all — A quiet flame, an ancient wire. 🌌 [Bridge – Dub spoken + chants rise] Not a queen, not a beast — Just the rhythm the ground forgot. When balance walks, It looks like her. (Chorus of children in background) "Juu juu — anaona!" (“Up up — she sees!”) 🔥 [Final Chorus – Full chant, orchestra rising] jiraffe, jiraffe,jiraffe. jiraffe, jiraffe,jiraffe giraffe, giraffe,giraffe (Fades with flutes, insects, soft drums) "Eeeeeya… giraaaaffe…”
