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Original lyrics
Wóčhekiye Olowan
(chanting)
Oŋšimala yo,
Oŋšimala yo,
Oŋšimala yo,
Héya hoyéwayélo,
Aŋpétu kin lé makakijélo
Waní wačhíŋ yé
Héya hoyéwayélo
(chanting)
Oŋšimala yo,
Oŋšimala yo,
Oŋšimala yo,
Héya hoyéwayélo,
Aŋpétu kin lé makakijélo
Waní wačhíŋ yé
Héya hoyéwayélo
(chanting)
Oŋšimala yo,
Oŋšimala yo,
Oŋšimala yo,
Héya hoyéwayélo,
Aŋpétu kin lé makakijélo
Waní wačhíŋ yé
Héya hoyéwayélo
(chanting)
Oŋšimala yo,
Oŋšimala yo,
Oŋšimala yo,
Héya hoyéwayélo,
Aŋpétu kin lé makakijélo
Waní wačhíŋ yé
Héya hoyéwayélo
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Ww Ww on 2018-01-13
Ww Ww on 2018-01-13Translation
Prayer Song
(chanting)
Have pity on me
Have pity on me
Have pity on me
I'm sending my plea
Today I walk the earth
I want to live on
I'm sending my plea
(chanting)
Have pity on me
Have pity on me
Have pity on me
I'm sending my plea
Today I walk the earth
I want to live on
I'm sending my plea
(chanting)
Have pity on me
Have pity on me
Have pity on me
I'm sending my plea
Today I walk the earth
I want to live on
I'm sending my plea
(chanting)
Have pity on me
Have pity on me
Have pity on me
I'm sending my plea
Today I walk the earth
I want to live on
I'm sending my plea
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Please help to translate "Wóčhekiye Olowan"
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About translator
"Today I walk the earth", would mean "I am mortal".
This song is for impending death and suffering.