Simunye (We Are One)
PJ Morton's 'Simunye (We Are One)' featuring the Soweto Spiritual Singers is a gospel song that calls for unity and peace. The title, meaning 'we are one' in Zulu, reflects the song's message of overcoming division and fear. Morton sings about closing the gap of hate and standing together, emphasizing that people are stronger when united. The collaboration with the Soweto Spiritual Singers adds an African gospel flavor, blending contemporary R&B with traditional choral elements. The song encourages listeners to take a stand and offers reassurance that no one is alone, promoting a message of hope and togetherness.
I hope it's not too late before we see
That Simunye
If we're to unlock the door that is peace
Ahe Simunye
It seems as though we're widening the divide
Ahe Simunye
Let's close the gap of hate while there's still time
Ahe Simunye
Because we are stronger
When we're together
Ma Simunye
To be honest, I can't even believe that we're still here
Ahe Simunye
And it's never going to change if we're led by fear
Ahe Simunye
Now's the time for us to take a stand
Ahe Simunye
And I promise you're never alone, just take my hand
Yebo Simunye
Because we are stronger
When we're together
Ma Simunye
Ma Simunye
We're stronger, when we're together
Ma Simunye