Weeping (song)
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"Weeping" is the name of song written by Dan Heymann during the mid 1980s. It is a protest song, the lyrics of which refer to the apartheid system still active in South Africa at the time [1].
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Various artists have performed versions of 'Weeping' [2]:
- Bright Blue (Yesterday Night, 1987)
- Qkumba Zoo (Wake Up & Dream, 1996)
- Soweto String Quartet with guest vocalist Vusi Mahlasela (Renaissance, 1996)
- Coenie de Villiers (Solo)
- Kearsney College Choir (Road to the Olympics, 2000)
- James Stewart (Eklektik)
- Jinny Sagorin (It's For You, 2004)
- Soweto Gospel Choir (Blessed, 2004),
- Josh Groban (Awake, 2006)
