| Blessed!
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| Preacher a query of what I am
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| Blessed be unto Thee, the holy trinity forever, King of kings and Lord of lords,
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| conquering lion of the tribe of Judah
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| Blessed, seen
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| I sing
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| Who seek knowledge, get dem wisdom increase
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| Me no believe inna the devil or the mark of the beast
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| I rather dead, before me put the triple six inna mi head
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| I sing, I sing
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| Love Jah and live, or hate him and die
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| They teach us 'bout the Pope and not Selassie I
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| And we all know the whole of dem a Popus pie
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| That’s why Beenie Man sing say…
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| Blessed be thy name
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| For certain wrongs I’ve done, who is to take the blame?
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| It’s a shame
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| Blessed be thy name
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| I see Babylon a work, and dem a work in vain
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| I ask!
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| Who inoculate the ghetto youth dem brain?
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| Introduce the youth dem to the crack and cocaine?
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| Man a push needle inna dem main vein
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| Who make the backdoor deal down the lane?
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| Fi the big MAC-11, dem fly down pon plane
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| Presidents and prime ministers, none you can blame
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| Two of dem a play inna a rich man’s game
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| Man blow the whistle, dem haffi find another lane
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| Babylon carry we come a Yaad under chains
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| Rape all the women, send the man fi chop canes
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| Dem always say we’re mad when we shout Selassie’s name
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| «Immanuel!» |
| People say we’re insane
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| Give dem a praise waan we do the same
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| Babylon release the chain and dem a use dem brain
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| So, blessed be thy name
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| For certain wrongs I’ve done, who is to take the blame?
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| It’s a shame
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| Blessed be thy name
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| I see Babylon a work, and dem a work in vain
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| Hear this!
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| Inna Jam Down it’s the land of profit
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| So why Pope Paul a get the benefit?
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| Why him never come yah when Gilbert deh yah?
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| Why him pick fi come when Beenie Man get hotter
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| True him know say me clever, have the world a shiver
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| Lace up mi shoes and all a buckle up mi collar
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| Nelson Mandela is a burning desire
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| Burning from when, from some great ancestors
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| Who deh pon the mic? |
| Nuh Beenie man, the mobster
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| Oh God, He is my father
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| So, blessed be thy name
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| For certain wrongs I’ve done, who is to take the blame?
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| It’s a shame
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| Blessed be thy name
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| I see Babylon a work, and dem a work in vain
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| Preacher man, life after death, don’t bring that to I
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| 'Bout, «Your body can dead and your spirit cannot die»
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| Through years of growing up dem a teach man pure lies
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| And teach we 'bout Combusus and not Selassie I
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| How Selassie blossomed, that’s why the man died
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| Wha' me hear through the world, water fall from mi eyes
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| Fi see the world a bow down in front this white guy
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| With tall silky hair and this big blue eyes
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| 'Bout, him a the son of the Almighty High
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| A Jah one me fear, and no other guy
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| Selassie I ever living and can’t die
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| So, blessed be thy name
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| For certain wrongs I’ve done, who is to take the blame?
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| It’s a shame
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| Blessed be thy name
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| I see Babylon a work, and dem a work in vain
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| From top!
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| Who seek knowledge, get dem wisdom increase
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| Me no believe inna the devil or no mark of the beast
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| I rather dead, before me put the triple six inna mi head
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| I sing, I sing
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| Love Jah and live, or hate him and die
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| They teach us 'bout the Pope and not Selassie I
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| And we all know the whole of dem a Popus pie
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| That’s why Beenie Man sing again…
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| Blessed be thy name
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| For certain wrongs I’ve done, who is to take the blame?
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| It’s a shame
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| Blessed be thy name
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| I see Babylon a work, and dem a work in vain
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| Beenie ask!
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| Who inoculate the ghetto youth dem brain?
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| Introduce the youth dem to the crack and cocaine?
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| Man a push needle inna dem main vein
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| Who make the backdoor deal down the lane?
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| With the big MAC-11, dem fly down pon plane
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| Presidents and prime ministers, none you can blame
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| Two of dem a play inna a rich man’s game
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| Man blow the whistle, dem haffi find another lane
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| Babylon carry we come a Yaad under chains… |