Boom Boom! That’s the sound of the African drum!
Mama and the ladies dance around the fire.
Boom Boom! That’s the sound of the mine!
Daddy and the Men shall go and dig for Diamonds.
Boom Boom! That’s the sound of a bomb!
Brother and the gents decided to exterminate the embassy.
Boom Boom! That’s the sound of the Baas.
If I don’t carry my pass I’ll be good as dead!
Fate Makers: in person. 
That last line is poignant.
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It carries the tears of a Nation. But worry not, I think those tears will water the garden to a beautiful harvest
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Wow thank you so much for the nomination
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“Baas” is also used in my native land, Guyana, meaning boss and master. Before the British took over the colony, it was held by the Dutch (1616-1786) – the first European colonizers and the first to import enslaved Africans.
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Yup! The Dutch East India Company…founders of the Cape of Good hope…the boers of the Anglo-boer war…the Apartheid government
South African colonial history in a nutshell
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