- Oh Uganda, Land of Beauty
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Oh Uganda, Land of Beauty.
National anthem of
UgandaLyrics George Wilberforce Kakoma Music George Wilberforce Kakoma Adopted 1962 "Oh Uganda, Land of Beauty" is the Ugandan national anthem. It was adopted in 1962, with words and music by George Wilberforce Kakoma.[1] The anthem is one of the shortest in the world, and is occasionally performed twice in a row to lengthen it.[2]
Lyrics
- Oh Uganda! may God uphold thee,
- We lay our future in thy hand.
- United, free,
- For liberty
- Together we'll always stand.
- Oh Uganda! the land of freedom.
- Our love and labour we give,
- And with neighbours all
- At our country's call
- In peace and friendship we'll live.
- Oh Uganda! the land that feeds us
- By sun and fertile soil grown.
- For our own dear land,
- We'll always stand,
- The Pearl of Africa's Crown.
References
- ^ "He composed the anthem in a day", New Vision. 9 October, 2003
- ^ "Uganda - Oh Uganda, Land of Beauty". NationalAnthems.me. http://nationalanthems.me/uganda-oh-uganda-land-of-beauty/. Retrieved 2011-11-18.
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