The Moon Shines on The Courthouse (or Mountain)
Nyango sent this song with the note: "And here is a song that reminds me of my Primary School days whenever I sing it. In my mind's eye, I clearly see the low zinced roofs of the long row of classes that made up my primary school, the wide expanse of grass that made up our field where we played games, sang and danced, and assembled every morning for roll-call and announcements before marching off to our various classes singing..."
The Moon Shines on The Courthouse (or Mountain)
Traditional Song
The moon shines on the courthouse
The World is changing, the world is changing
The moon shines on the courthouse
The World is changing,
Cari - ca –ture.
Notes
Nyango wrote: "Why 'caricature' (at the end of the song), I don't know. I guess the author of the song must have just loved the sound of the word 'caricature'."
Thanks and Acknowledgements
Many thanks to Nyango M. Nambangi of the Minnesota African Women's Association for contributing this song.
Thanks so much!