To Walk With Lions Anthem

 



Based on the 1999 film To Walk With Lions about the final years of Lion Advocate George Adamson


An elderly from England
His name is no mystery
He came to Kenya
To give a new life
to the mighty King of Beasts

Only the great Lion warriors
Can unveil the strength of the
Proud King

Tony Fitzjohn will always go
To where the Lion’s troubles lay
To fight for Lions to love Lucy
Chase the corrupt men away

To Walk With Lions
To Walk With Lions
It’s in your soul
Please save the King

To Walk With Lions
To Walk With Lions
Fighting for Lions
In East Africa’s Jewel

And for George Adamson
The Lion Advocate

To Walk With Lions
To Walk With Lions
Master your courage
You’re part of the Lion

To Walk With Lions
To Walk With Lions
No matter what happens
All hail the King

Someday the Lions will
Roam free and live free


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