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"AMANI" is a classic song by the Hong Kong rock band BEYOND, written in 1990. The song's theme is a call for and struggle for peace. The background is that after the Gulf War in 1990, BEYOND member Wong Ka Kui witnessed the cruelty of war through various articles and videos, deeply feeling the importance of peace. Therefore, he wrote this song to express his longing for and appeal for peace.

The song title "AMANI" means "peace" in Swahili. This song emphasizes the preciousness of peace and calls on people to realize that peace must be earned through their own efforts, rather than simply relying on divine intervention. The lyrics "NAKUPENDA NAKUPENDA WEWE" mean "We love you," and "TUNE TAKE WE WE" means "We need you." These lyrics convey the members of BEYOND's deep longing for peace and their appeal for human friendship.

lyrics:

AMANI NAKUPENDA NAKUPENDA WE WE
AMANI NAKUPENDA NAKUPENDA WE WE
He reigns supreme over everything in the world, his songs sing of love, his truth pervades this earth. How could he be gone forever? Does he feel the smoke of war obscuring the sky and the future, helpless and frozen eyes weeping as they gaze at the horizon with grief and indignation, a protest against war? In the end, the pain is felt by children. I cry out to the world.
AMANI NAKUPENDA NAKUPENDA WE WE
TUNA TAKA WE WE
AMANI NAKUPENDA NAKUPENDA WE WE
Every day, birds can be seen frantically spreading their wings, darting across the sky, longing only for food. A billion hearts are broken; today, all the misfortunes seem to have vanished from the earth. Helpless, frozen eyes weep as they gaze at the sky with grief and indignation—a protest against war. In the end, the wounds are inflicted on children.