Oh Uganda, Land of Beauty
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National anthem of  Uganda
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| Lyrics | George Wilberforce Kakoma |
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| Music | George Wilberforce Kakoma |
| Adopted | 1962 |
"Oh Uganda, Land of Beauty" is the Ugandan national anthem. It was adopted in 1962, with words and music by George Wilberforce Kakoma.[1] The anthem is one of the shortest in the world, and is occasionally performed twice in a row to lengthen it.[2]
Lyrics [edit]
- Oh Uganda! may God uphold thee,
- We lay our future in thy hand.
- United, free,
- For liberty
- Together we'll always stand.
- Oh Uganda! the land of freedom.
- Our love and labour we give,
- And with neighbours all
- At our country's call
- In peace and friendship we'll live.
- Oh Uganda! the land that feeds us
- By sun and fertile soil grown.
- For our own dear land,
- We'll always stand,
- The Pearl of Africa's Crown.
References [edit]
- ^ "He composed the anthem in a day", New Vision. 9 October 2003
- ^ "Uganda - Oh Uganda, Land of Beauty". NationalAnthems.me. Retrieved 2011-11-18.
External links [edit]
- Uganda: Oh Uganda, Land of Beauty - Audio of the national anthem of Uganda, with information and lyrics
- Pearl of Africa MIDI
