by Beinomugisha Frederick Douglas
My homeland, my peaceful land
My homeland, my joyful land
Oh, suffering is Uganda, my mournful land
Alas, my homeland is in devil's hands.
Faced by dilemma, fooled by a friend,
Uganda feels a foreboding threat descend.
Be sure we will rise to fight the friend-turned foe,
only o'er our dead bodies will he trad to-and-fro!
Bowing low and prostrating ourselves before the mother nature,
Whose acceptance we implore,
We would rather die for the land of our birth
Than allow our enemy to intrude on its earth.
We pray and pay homage to God
Begging Him to protect us on our mission.
If we lose our lives on the land where we belong,
At least Uganda's existence will be prolonged.
May the mother nature of this very land
Bestow on us protection
And may all of its dwellers
Be accomplished with the mission of our land protection.
@ BEINOMUGISHA FREDRICK
Last updated November 26, 2016