With Love from Chicago to Ethiopia New Sage Song/Translation in Aboriginal Garden of Eden 100%

“Yihin ke-zih behwala alirsa’wim” bilih bemenager negerun endemitashif asbeh neber; neger gin yih setin yemiyakebir menged aydelem.
Ke-Eden genet yemetu ye-aboriginal tiqur mi’rab-Asiyawiyan ante awaredehachewal.
Rasachin be-United Nations wist wud nachew; le-beza ayisetum, behaylim haymanot endiqeyiru ayigedum.

Sele Tigray ena sele democracy asbalew; be-Ityop’ya wist yefeternawun le-negusawi ye-Selassie sir’at beme-degef.
Ersu teqayi alneberewm; agerun le-mezegat tegeddo neber, ke-gosawoch gar yale wistawi chigign ena ke-United Nations gar yale alem-aqef chigign be-and gize sich’anbet.
Be-ziya weqt Afrika ena leloch ageroch le-mewerer iyemokru neber; yihm be-zemenawi ye-Ityop’ya democracy mashashaya wist mehon ke-michilut bet’am kebad ena adegenga bota neber.

Atlant’an be-iyandandu zone ibarkalehu; maheberesebu ejjochun be-rasu ej endiyiz eteneqeqalehu, nigdachachew endiyabebu.
Ke-Atlanta ye-wist tornet belay yeminesrachaw tilik gudayoch alun.

Ene bichayen emetalew; bemachale’w menged iyandandu mahebereseb ibarkalehu; and zone lideres kalchalew enkuan ye-butterfly effect yifet’eral.
Ke-Atlanta gon eqomalew; hul-gize be-fit’inet silkey lay nachew.
Be-hulum zone lemigegnu sewotch bere betey kifit new; be-fit’inet dewulign, net’a sihon melis berasu yimeta, ke-adega bester.

Be-Menfes Qidus menfes Atlanta’n hul-gize ibarkalehu; Egzi’abher be-iyandandu borough lay endiyagard et’eyiqalehu, be-Abrahamawi haymanotoch hulu.
Ye-Atlanta menfes ena ye-Atlanta artistoch hulu endibareku emenalehu, ke-Eden genet yemetu aboriginal yemajemeria gosawoch bereket.

Ene ke-genetu emetalew; ke-zemenat jemro ye-genetu’n qwanqwa inageralehu.
Enya ye-Egzi’abher hizb nen; be-Atlanta wist be-andinet ena be-selam inoralew.
Atlanta be-Egzi’abher zufan, ke-Hizqel hilmotch yetenesa tebarkalech.”

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translation:

“You thought that by saying, ‘I will never live this down,’ you could cover the matter with words; but this is not a way that honors women.
You disrespected the aboriginal Black West Asians who come from the Garden of Eden.

Our heads are precious within the United Nations; they are not to be ransomed, nor can we be forced to change our faith by power.

I think of Tigray and of democracy—of what we created in Ethiopia by supporting the royal Selassie lineage.
He was not a tyrant; he was forced to lock down the country, sitting under pressure from internal tribal crises and an international crisis with the United Nations at the same time.

At that moment, Africa and other countries were attempting invasion; to exist in such a position during the reform of modern Ethiopian democracy was among the heaviest and most dangerous situations possible.

I bless Atlanta in every zone; I encourage the community to keep their work in their own hands so that their businesses may flourish.
We have greater matters to address than internal conflict in Atlanta.

I will come by myself; in whatever way I am able, I will bless every community. Even if I cannot reach one zone, a butterfly effect will still occur.
I stand with Atlanta; they are always one phone call away on my speed dial.

For everyone in every zone, my door is open; call me quickly, and when I am free the response will come automatically—except in emergencies.

In the Spirit of the Holy Spirit, I continually bless Atlanta; I ask God to guard every borough, across all Abrahamic faiths.
I pray that the spirit of Atlanta and all Atlanta artists be blessed by the aboriginal first tribes who come from the Garden of Eden.

I come from the Garden; from the beginning of time I have spoken the language of the Garden.
We are the people of God; in Atlanta we live in unity and in peace.
Atlanta is blessed by the throne of God, arising from the visions of Ezekiel.”