Everybody Loves Saturday Night
Words & Music:
Traditional African
I don't recall where I got
the following explanation of this song:
"The government of Nigeria put a curfew on its people a number of years
ago. When people protested, the government agreed to lift the curfew for
Saturday nights only. People went out into the streets and spontaneously
created this song as part of the celebrations. The song has been translated
into many languages and sung throughout the world."
C G7
C G7 C
G7
C G7
Everybody loves Saturday
night-----. Everybody loves Saturday night.
C Dm
Em
F C
G7
C
Everybody, everybody,
everybody, everybody, everybody loves Saturday night
[Nigerian]
Bobo waro fero Satodeh, Bobo
waro fero satodeh,
Bobowaro, bobowaro, bobowaro,
bobowaro, bobowaro fero Satodeh.
[French]
Tout le monde aime Samedi soir
[Africa -Sierra Leone]
Mo-fe mo-ni s'mo ho_gbe-ke
[Italian]
Piace a tutti sabato sera
[Czechoslovakian]
Kazhdi ma rad sabotu vietcher.
[Chinese]
Re'nren dou syi hwan libai
lyou wan shang [or: Ren ren si
huan li pai lu]
[Russian]
Vse lubyat subo'tu ve'cherom [or: Fsiem nravitsa subbota vietcher]
[Spanish]
Nos gu'sta a to'dos la no'che
de sa'bado [or: A todos le
gusta la noche del Sabado]
[Greek]
P'antes agapou'si tin ni'kta
tou Sa'bbata
[German]
Yeder freut sich auf Samstag
Abend
[Yiddish]
Yeider aine hat liebe Shabbas
ba nacht
[Hungarian]
Minden ember szeret Szombat
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