The Power of One

00:13:35 said I was a man for all Africa, bound to her by my spirit, bound with her by my dreams

00:17:56 You will pay for the deaths of our grandfathers and grandmothers, all English will pay, and you will be first.

00:19:33 Loneliness birds seemed to fly into my heart and lay large, stone eggs

00:22:27 While he was in South Africa, the war broke out, he couldn't go home

00:26:33 It was then I realised that the Africaaners were not the only ones to hate and fear others

00:29:04 In my school you get beaten up if you have a brain

00:31:25 He told me he'd been a thief, a con man, and a lot of other things

00:35:17 To survive in prison, Geel Piet became an expert in camouflage, a master of the invisible

00:38:01 that when there is drought, it is because the people are in conflict

00:39:04 you not show favouratism for one tribe over another

00:42:30 it also made me angry

00:43:49 They are cowards

00:46:44 I just finished the lyrics

00:56:40 All the tribes together

00:57:55 Trying as Doc and Geel Piet had taught me, to turn my sadness into something wonderful

00:58:38 The inclusion of exclusion, gentlemen, is the key to survival

01:11:21 Some say all our problems would be solved if we stopped thinking of South Africa in terms of seperate tribes

01:11:41 Laws define rights

01:12:45 from a German expert on cacti

01:41:11 Yes I know it does, but it's never kind to those who try to hurry it

01:57:10 It's over Botha! You've caught me. Call them off, take me in!

02:00:10 courage