[male vocals] Chale,
listen
to
the
wisdom,
yeah
Keep
the
wealth
right
here
at
home,
oyiwa!
Walking
down
the
street
in
Lusaka
town
Looking
at
the
goods
that
are
all
around
Why
should
we
import
what
we
can
grow?
Let
the
local
talent
start
to
show
It’
s
time
to
move
the
money,
make
it
flow
Watch
the
economy
begin
to
glow
We
build
the
nation
brick
by
brick
Keeping
the
heartbeat
steady,
thick
and
quick
Buy
local,
keep
the
vision
clear
Chale,
let
the
currency
stay
right
here
Strengthen
the
Kwacha,
lift
the
people
high
See
our
Zambian
spirit
reach
the
sky
Buying
local
is
the
way
to
be
Creating
jobs
for
you
and
me,
wonim?
Ambassador
Evans
Kazonga
Ng'oma
lead
the
way
Showing
us
the
light
for
a
brighter
day
Championing
the
work
of
our
own
hand
Producing
quality
across
the
land
No
more
dependency
on
the
foreign
shelf
We
are
doing
this
to
help
ourselves
Sustainable
jobs
for
the
youth
today
That
is
the
only
sure
and
steady
way
Buy
local,
keep
the
vision
clear
Chale,
let
the
currency
stay
right
here
Strengthen
the
Kwacha,
lift
the
people
high
See
our
Zambian
spirit
reach
the
sky
Buying
local
is
the
way
to
be
Creating
jobs
for
you
and
me,
wonim?
Velocity
of
money,
watch
it
spin
When
we
buy
at
home,
everyone
can
win
Communities
are
stronger
when
we
care
Look
at
the
beauty
that
we
get
to
share
Ei!
It’
s
the
pride
of
the
nation
calling
We
stand
together,
never
falling
So
when
you
go
to
shop,
take
a
second
look
Check
the
label,
read
the
story
in
the
book
Support
your
brother,
support
your
friend
On
this
path,
we
see
the
trend
From
the
Copperbelt
down
to
the
Southern
plains
We’
re
breaking
all
the
old
import
chains
Chop
life
with
pride
in
what
we
make
For
the
future
that
we
create
Buy
local,
keep
the
vision
clear
Chale,
let
the
currency
stay
right
here
Strengthen
the
Kwacha,
lift
the
people
high
See
our
Zambian
spirit
reach
the
sky
Buying
local
is
the
way
to
be
Creating
jobs
for
you
and
me,
wonim?
Yeah,
keep
it
local,
keep
it
strong
Ambassador
Ng'oma,
the
song
goes
on
Chale,
oyiwa,
buy
local
today
For
a
better
Zambia,
that’
s
the
way
Keep
the
Kwacha
strong,
yeah,
yoo!