The British Library The British Library 'Ekitoe' = 'Tree' C0023X0001XX-12 C23/1 Performance note: This is a song for women and girls, which, according to Gabriel Lomeri Loitareng, is the kind of song sung by women and girls returning from communal work, e.g. collecting grass for roofing. Song words: "Eyee Lomogel kikusi eyee Ekitee ata Nawal Eyee Lomogel kikusi eyee Ekitee ata Nawal Aduko ngikyeny da Lomagol Kikusi Eyee Ekitee at Nawal Aduk Liba ngikyeny da Lomagol Kikusi Eyee Ekitee at Nawal Aduk Rose ngikyeny da Lomagol Kikusi Eyee Ekitee at Nawal Aduk Lecelemo da Lomogol etc. Eyee Lomogol kikusi etc. Eh Lomogol Kikusi Praise, Eh Nawal's mother tree Eh Lomogol Kikusi Praise, Eh Nawal's mother tree Weaverbird also built her nest on; Lomgaol Praise etc. Rose also built its nest on; Lomogel Praise etc. Locelemo also built etc. Eh Eh lomogol Praise eh, Nawal's mother tree. A waver bird also has built her nest on; Lomogol Praise etc." Performer's note: Karamojong children from Matheniko. Recordist's note: In Peter Cooke's notes, this is on side 1 [Track A] of his 'TAPE PC 2'. Karamojong sound Unidentified (singers, children) Cooke, Peter 1964-12 Matheniko, near Moroto, Karamoja, Uganda Peter Cooke Uganda Recordings 96000 24 00:00:41 96000 24 00:00:41 44100 16 192 kbps 00:00:41 44100 16 128 kbps