Amazigh Lullaby Lyrics. An original lullaby inspired by the Amazigh (Berber) people, indigenous to North Africa and a significant part of Morocco’s population, especially in the Atlas Mountains. The Amazigh have their own ancient alphabet, Tifinagh, still used on road signs and in schools today, and their New Year, Yennayer, is celebrated with a feast around January 12, shortly after the Gregorian New Year. Here you will find the lyrics, meaning, and chords.
Lyrics & chords
An original arrangement, with guitar & piano chords above each line.
Verse
What the words mean
Chords — guitar & piano
What “Amazigh Lullaby” Means
The Amazigh (Berber) people, indigenous to North Africa, make up a significant part of Morocco’s population, especially in the Atlas Mountains, with their own languages and traditions distinct from Arabic-speaking Morocco. This original lullaby draws on those mountain and pastoral images of Amazigh life.
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- An original lullaby by Relax In No Time, inspired by the musical traditions of its region. The words, melody, arrangement and recording are ours.
- Recording and arrangement: real instruments played by hand, no AI music, by Relax In No Time.
- Chords: written by us for guitar and piano.
- Translation: our own meaning-for-meaning translation, written for understanding. The sung words stay in the original language.
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