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    This song celebrates CARICOM and its member countries. It acknowledges the hardships that the ancestors of the Caribbean people endured as they came from distant lands, some as slaves in chains. Through their courage and struggles, freedom was gained. The song calls on the people of the Caribbean to join together, focus on building a united Caribbean, and celebrate their pride and belonging within CARICOM. It recognizes the diversity among the countries but emphasizes the strong bonds that unite them as they stand determined together, looking toward a prosperous future with their destiny now firmly in their hands.

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    Hymne à trous

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    Caricom song (Texte à trous)

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    This song celebrates CARICOM and its member countries. It acknowledges the hardships that the ancestors of the Caribbean people endured as they came from distant lands, some as slaves in chains. Through their courage and struggles, freedom was gained. The song calls on the people of the Caribbean to join together, focus on building a united Caribbean, and celebrate their pride and belonging within CARICOM. It recognizes the diversity among the countries but emphasizes the strong bonds that unite them as they stand determined together, looking toward a prosperous future with their destiny now firmly in their hands.

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    Caricom Song (Texte À Trous)

    Uploaded by

    El Desperado
    This song celebrates CARICOM and its member countries. It acknowledges the hardships that the ancestors of the Caribbean people endured as they came from distant lands, some as slaves in chains. Through their courage and struggles, freedom was gained. The song calls on the people of the Caribbean to join together, focus on building a united Caribbean, and celebrate their pride and belonging within CARICOM. It recognizes the diversity among the countries but emphasizes the strong bonds that unite them as they stand determined together, looking toward a prosperous future with their destiny now firmly in their hands.

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    CELEBRATING CARICOM

    (Verse 1)
    From many distant lands, our fore fathers came / claimed
    Some seeking adventure, some bound in chains / in pains
    Through battles waged and done / fought
    Through victory / history and pain / gain
    By test of their knowledge / courage
    Our freedom was gained / blamed
    In homage to those gone before us
    The heroes of lands in the fun / in the sun
    We vow to join bands / hands and to focus
    On building / breeding one Caribbean

    (Chorus)

    ...................................................................... high
    Sing of your Caribbean pride
    .............................................................................
    .............................................................................
    Celebrate in song
    ................................................. where we belong
    ..............................................................................
    For CARICOM

    (Verse 2)
    Though great and diverse be our ...........................
    The bonds that unite us ................................... than these
    We ........... we ......... we ........., we ............and we ...........
    We relate to each other ...................................................
    Today as people united
    Determined and steadfast we stand
    We look to a ....................................................................
    ....................................... now firmly in ............................

    (Chorus Bridge)

    Hélé hélé bwavo (Shout Bravo)


    Opo yu stem CARICOM (Raise your voices CARICOM)
    Lévé lévé vwa’w (Raise your Voices)
    Naki yu dron CARICOM (Beat your drum CARICOM)
    Tanbouyé tanbou a wo (Drummer drum woh)
    Opo you stem CARICOM (Raise your voices CARICOM)
    Lévé lévé vwa’w (Raise your voices)

    Chorus

    Bridge

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