o-ni, o-ni-na*

There's place in my
that want to
a little of before
I go bed night
get off couch
and travel the
and I work
for in world
and me

oh know who the
and wears crown
the who their
and their sisters
the who never someone
to their free
I will
peace this
and in

for the who work day
to their bread
for women and men
walking up to
for those gave their
and children to
I work
for in world
and me

and you want find
standing the
holding my
and my
upon Lord
cause he where be
I work
peace in world
and me.

I work peace, I work peace
yes, I work peace
in world, and me.

* (oní means peace in Manu, one of the languages spoken in
the country of Liberia. translation by Mariama Koroma)