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In this world there's much confusion
And I've tasted the city life and it's not for me
Now I do dream of distant places
Where I don't know, but it's destiny


If it's the rich life, I don't want it
Happiness ain't always material things


I want destiny
It's the place for me
Give me the simple life
I'm getting away from here
Let me be free, let me be me


I'm a man that's for all seasons
What the city offers me ain't naturally
I look to greet the stars
But there's no stars to see
Gonna tafuta this world until I find my destiny


If it's the rich life, I don't want it
Happiness ain't always material things
I want destiny...

(Naku penda piya-naku taka piya-mpenziwe)
(I upendo wewe too-I want wewe too-my love)

Liberian girl . . .
You came and wewe changed my world
A upendo so brand new
Liberian girl . . .
You came and wewe changed me girl
A feeling so true
Liberian girl
You know that wewe came
And wewe changed my world,
Just like in the movies,
With two lovers in a scene
And she says . . .
"Do wewe upendo me"
And he says so endlessly . . .
"I upendo you, Liberian girl"

(Naku penda piya-naku taka piya-mpenziwe)
(I upendo wewe too-I want wewe too-my love)

Liberian girl . . .
More precious than any pearl
Your upendo so complete
Liberian girl . . .
You kiss me...

Michael Jackson first revealed Will wewe Be There to the world when it featured as the eleventh song on his 1991 album release 'Dangerous'. Penned solely kwa Michael at the height of his career, this initial 7 dakika and 40 sekunde version of the song became an instant favourite of mashabiki the world over.

The first time I heard Will wewe Be There, I was captivated kwa the intensity of emotion conveyed kwa Michael in both his voice and lyrics. I can still remember sitting at eight years old, engrossed in uandishi out the lyrics over and over again in an attempt to decipher Michael's true intent behind...