Ngarrikwujeyinama- Emily Wurramara

[@gabrielles1236]

LYRICS taken from Emily Wurramara's song description on BandCamp: Ngogudlangwa enena Angalya (We all belong to this land) Ngogudlangwa memena makarda (We all belong to this sea) Ngarrekwujenama nganyang arndirra (My heart is hurting) Ena angalya (This is my home) Merrowiya Mena (this land is bleeding) This song was written in response to the mining on Groote Eylandt, and in particular the battle fought by the community, which saw the NT government place a total ban on seabed mining around Groote Eylandt in 2013, respecting the concerns of traditional owners about the destruction of the seabed and cultural songlines. I’m passionate about protecting this earth and everything living on it. Ngardegujenama talks about we all come from the sea and how it’s our duty to protect and cherish her, and the pain we cause when we don’t. The song is an anthem and a reminder to care for this beautiful country. We are also caretakers of the sea. credits from Milyakburra, released June 1, 2018 license all rights reserved"

[@michellemilikins2978]

Thank you.✊🏽🖤💛❤️⚡️

[@laurenthomas7074]

Lovely singing, beautiful and profound lyrics and video ❤

[@deborahduthie4519]

Fantastically relaxing and world class production Emily. Kudos👏🏼

[@maryjas9608]

This song speaks to my heart and soul ♥️♥️♥️

[@nikkystone4238]

So beautiful my SiSta⭐ ❤💛🖤🦅🔥👣🎶

[@CraigFerguson]

Love it.

[@ObjectivelyReel]

Could you post the lyrics?

[@thelocalplatypus2711]

Language?

[@s.hugalavalli6188]

I think it's probably Anindilyakwa language