Nelson Mandela song:

SAULGENESISF | 22:55 Wed 05th Nov 2008 | Artists

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When I was in Primary School, I remember hearing a song that was a tribute to Nelson Mandela that used to be played in the assembly's as everyone was entering. It sounds sort of tribal like, the main vocalist is female, and the only line I can remember goes something like: 'black blood flows from a white man's gun', although that might not be strictly correct as it was a long time ago.

Does anyone recognize this description, and name the song for me?

Thanks.

Who sang these old songs?

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cancross

Nothing I've found fits exactly.

There's Free Nelson Mandela by the Specials

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3NJwyzFlTE

About what year are we looking at here?

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I know the Special's one, that isn't it. Good song though. :)

Well, it was when I was in Primary school, they played it around the 1997/8 onwards, but I'd guess the song was 80's or earlier.

Can't help much more than that I'm afraid...sorry. :(

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