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'''Kumbayah''' is an [[African-American]] spiritual. The title is derived from the [[Gullah]] words for "come by here," and the song is a plea for God to make His presence felt as people are going through their daily lives. The song is a standard around [[Boy Scout]] campfires. | '''Kumbayah''' is an [[African-American]] spiritual. The title is derived from the [[Gullah]] words for "come by here," and the song is a plea for God to make His presence felt as people are going through their daily lives. The song is a standard around [[Boy Scout]] campfires. | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:44, October 10, 2011
Kumbayah is an African-American spiritual. The title is derived from the Gullah words for "come by here," and the song is a plea for God to make His presence felt as people are going through their daily lives. The song is a standard around Boy Scout campfires.