The document contains several poems and songs that celebrate Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. The poems express love and loyalty for the island nation, describing its natural beauty from the mountains to the beaches. They highlight the country's culture, including calypso music, festivals, and local foods. The songs call for unity and working together to build a strong new nation after independence.
The document contains several poems and songs that celebrate Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. The poems express love and loyalty for the island nation, describing its natural beauty from the mountains to the beaches. They highlight the country's culture, including calypso music, festivals, and local foods. The songs call for unity and working together to build a strong new nation after independence.
The document contains several poems and songs that celebrate Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. The poems express love and loyalty for the island nation, describing its natural beauty from the mountains to the beaches. They highlight the country's culture, including calypso music, festivals, and local foods. The songs call for unity and working together to build a strong new nation after independence.
Saint Vincent! Land so beautiful, With joyful hearts we pledge to thee Our loyalty and love, and vow To keep you ever free.
Chorus Whate'er the future brings, Our faith will see us through. May peace reign from shore to shore, And God bless and keep us true.
Hairoun! Our fair and blessed Isle,
Your mountains high, so clear and green, Are home to me, though I may stray, A haven, calm, serene.
Our little sister islands are
Those gems, the lovely Grenadines, Upon their seas and golden sands The sunshine ever beams. ST. VINCENT I LOVE YOU - Becket Written by Alston Becket Cyrus and arranged and played by Frankie 'The Maestro' McIntosh
St. Vincent my homeland
You give me no mansion No gold, no diamond Yet, I love you a million For the things that you have to offer Is more than my heart’s desire Lovely beach, tropical breeze Always There, Within My Reach
I love you St. Vincent
Me sweet little island St. Vincent I love you St. Vincent Home of the blessed St. Vincent St. Vincent St. Vincent I Love You
Can look at the sunrise
Can look at the sunset Sweet mother nature Such beauty, such splendor Can live my life without fear Freedom to gooo anywhere You got love And you got peace From La Soufriere To the Grenadines
Calypso and reggae
To make me jiggae Bamboo melody Pan in harmony Nine Morning, Christmas, And Carnival Youuu got so much bacchanal Whaling time, is anytime And anytime, is whaling time
Mango, guava jelly
Early morning fish tea Coconut water Farene and zabouka Pelau, crayfish, and callaloo Souse, dumplin, and manicou Roast breadfruit Blackfish krips And much much more, deliciousness We’re Out to Build a New St. Vincent – by Ebenezer Duncan 1. Oh there’s a lovely island in the Caribbean Seas With cocoa, citrus, coconut and fine banana trees There’s arrowroot and sugarcane a waving in the breeze St. Vincent is its name{{more}} REFRAIN We’re out to build a new St. Vincent We’re out to build a new St. Vincent We’re out to build a new St. Vincent The future’s in our hand 2. We must learn to kill our country’s pests and rid her of their blight And while against these deadly foes We earnestly will fight We’ll not forget the other pest More deadly in their might That spoils St. Vincent’s name 3. The hate we bear within our hearts the grudge that never ends The envy, greed and selfishness, the pride that never bends The ugly self that keeps us back from saying let’s be friends These spoil St. Vincent’s name 4. God has a plan for everyone, for me as well as you To rebuild this little island till it’s altogether new So men and women boys and girls there’s work for us to do To build St. Vincent’s name Our Nation is born – Kenneth Vibrating Scakes Alleyne INTRO We are all moving on together So we must now plan collectively for a brighter day No one knows whaT’s in store for the future True dedication can get us there 1. Independence is a milestone In our march to prosperity Now St. Vincent and the Grenadines Has a real nationality We are a nation of many races And has tried to integrate The strength of so many faces Shall bear the prospects of our fate CHORUS So in this moment of history tell it in every community Our nation is born colonialism is gone This is a time of national freedom so share a love with someone The 27th dawn, of October our nation is born One history, one ecstasy, one destiny for all ah we Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey! 2. While we take this stand as a nation Let us not forget our past For this future we praise our heroes Who fought slavery to the last Special honors to Marcus Garvey His sacrifice gave us all a chance And all the men who fought in this century To bring us this day of independence 3. Though some manipulate the franchise Of world adult suffrage There’s still hope of a bright tomorrow For all the under-privilege Let love excel our wishes Our advancement needs plenty of work Remember back is death for the nation That upholds less action and lots of talk 4. My people join hand in hand now Put your differences aside Get your hearts and soul together We got to build this nation with pride Work in harmony with good leaders Never elect no one here to rule Then we can feel at home like good comrades Our people must not be election tools Let’s join hands Let’s join hands and show we love St.Vincent. Let’s join hands and show that we care. Boys and girls we join with one another. For our country that we love so dear. Let us raise our voices in thanksgiving For the many blessings that have come our way. Let’s join hands and show we love St. Vincent On independence day.