Kumbayah (Midi)

Kumbaya or Kumbayah

 

Kumbaya, my Lord. Kumbaya.

Kumbaya, my Lord. Kumbaya.

Kumbaya, my Lord. Kumbaya.

Oh, Lord, kumbaya.

 

Someone's singing Lord. Kumbaya.

Someone's singing Lord. Kumbaya.

Someone's singing Lord. Kumbaya.

Oh, Lord, kumbaya.

 

Someone's laughing, Lord. Kumbaya.

Someone's laughing, Lord. Kumbaya

Someone's laughing, Lord. Kumbaya

Oh, Lord, kumbaya

 

Someone's crying, Lord. Kumbaya.

Someone's crying, Lord. Kumbaya.

Someone's crying, Lord. Kumbaya.

Oh, Lord, kumbaya.

 

Someone's praying, Lord. Kumbaya.

Someone's praying, Lord. Kumbaya

Someone's praying, Lord. Kumbaya

Oh, Lord, kumbaya.

 

Someone's sleeping, Lord. Kumbaya.

Someone's sleeping, Lord. Kumbaya.

Someone's sleeping, Lord. Kumbaya.

Oh, Lord, kumbaya.

 

Oh, Lord, kumbaya.

Oh, Lord, kumbaya.

 

Wikipedia, the online encyclopedia,

The Rev. Marvin V. Frey composed the song “Kumbaya.”

(1918-1992) in the 1930s in New York City

(Also spelled "Kum Ba Yah")

The song Kumbaya sung by many people of all ages

worldwide has been recorded scores of times.