I was in Abuja, on my way to the airport when this song came to me from nowhere. I mean, from absolutely nowhere.
Its a song from my childhood days and it came to me very suddenly.
Such was the clarity (none of those 'Kai, I dont remember this word') it felt like I was singing it along with other children, only yesterday.
This made me think i just had to share.
There's got to be someone who remembers this song
International Year of the Child/
International Year of the Child/
A year of faith/
A year of hope/
A year of dedication/
1979 we hail thee!/
1979 we hail there!/
Who else remembers? It cant be just me, surely.
And what memories does it stir up for you
Friday, February 29, 2008
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old boy na wa 4 u...o!so u don old like thisby 1979 wey dem just dey born some of our super eagles wey don retire na im u don dey sing song.sha as for me I no go lie na jus t a few months old na im I be when them make that song.
bros,how far this ur story na only people wey them born since then wey fit remember this song.I dey house one day when I come hear my sister(peace )dey sing this song,I know say I don hear am somewhere but I no fit remember,then suddenly it comes to me say the lyrics na im I see 4 ur blog,then I start to laugh when she ask me I say "where u learn that song?" she say na song wey them dey sing 4 school when dem small.I then thot that life was funny,while I was probably in napkins(then we didn't have PAMPAS,so am also a bit old)some people where already sing songs they would remember in like 2 decades later.well that tell us that colin udoh,if he could play football,would be too old and we have evidence that he can't hide his age!.but bros u try sha
na wa oooo!people don old like this?
bros try update this story don dey here like forever.give us gist .so much is happening in the world of the beautiful game so help ur fans (like us to get both inside and fun-side of those stories.Meanwhile how madam and pikin?
Two months later, do you remember this blog? [:-D]
I remember that song o
I remember singing it with pride.
I wonder if today's kids can sing with such pride?
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