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05. Temne-o (Nation song)

In this dance, participants dance one by one. When someone new wants to dance, she raises her hands in the air, and the dancer in the ring will receive her and wheel her out. Boula, Lennox Corian; kòt drum, James "Laka" Moses, foule, David Gibbs (Sugar Adams' initials, SA, are painted on this drum, for this was his) Chantwèl: Phyllis Quashie Dancers: Donna Lendore, then Princess Noel wheels her out of the ring. At end of dance, Bontin Scott wets the ground to keep the dust down. Chorus: Muma-o, Papa-o Temne-o, Temne-o Since I born Me no see Temne-o Ah, ah, ah Temne-o Chantwèl: Mama-o, papa-o Since I born Me no see Temne-o Ah, ah, ah Temne-o O Temne woman-o Ah, ah, ah Temne-o Mama-o, Temne grande Ah, ah, ah Temne-o Chantwèl: Mama-mwennn, Ya ka boni-o O mama, o papa I've been waiting so long And I've not seen Temne woman Mama, Temne is such a proud woman But she's not good, mama-o Winston Fleary provides the back-story: "You can't trust the Temene woman, she's proud, she's not good, she's a whore. Temene women are unreliable when it comes to men. She's going with her brother, and they warn him not to go with her because she has many husbands." Director/camera: John Melville Bishop; Sound/camera: John Horace Terry; Line producer: Naomi Hawes Bishop; Cultural liaisons: Geoffrey Clarfield, Mireille Charles; Producer: Anna Lomax Wood; Executive Producer, Kimberly Green; Transcriptions: Ronald Kephart; Comments and translations: Winston Fleary. Friends from Carriacou! Please add to the experience by sharing your knowledge and leaving a comment. Corrections? Send us an e-mail through the channel. For more information about Alan Lomax and the Association for Cultural Equity, visit http://culturalequity.org. To hear streaming audio from Lomax's 1962 Caribbean Collection visit http://tinyurl.com/9yfplwa. And for photographs from the 1962 Caribbean Collection visit http://tinyurl.com/8f3bcdj. The Green Family Foundation is a private, nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting social programs that make a positive and meaningful impact in communities both at home and abroad. For more information about the work of The Green Family Foundation visit http://www.greenff.org/. Media-Generation offers on DVD about music, dance, culture, folklore, anthropology and other subjects off the media freeway. Visit at http://www.media-generation.com/.