Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Flag Flown High , by - Cocoa Tea. Release date: 30.09.2002
Song language: English
Flag Flown High |
| So was it in the beginning |
| Ni ni ni ni ning |
| And so shall it be in the end |
| Lord woy, na na na na na |
| In the beginning God created everything |
| Jah, Rastafari |
| And everything was created in Africa! |
| Lord woy, na na na na na |
| Repatriate black man |
| Jah, Rastafari |
| Repatriation! |
| Na nai, na na na na na |
| Africa! |
| We coming home we coming home |
| Holy Mount Zion I’m coming home to you (never refuse the black one) |
| Holy Mount Zion I’m coming home to you (every black a' infant to the mother |
| land) |
| I face a lot of trials and tribulation |
| But through all of that I man still stand strong (stand up strong stand up |
| strong) |
| Giving thanks and praise to the almighty One |
| And looking forward to reach Mount Zion |
| And I man say Zion I’m coming home to you (mama Africa we cry) |
| Holy Mount Zion I’m coming home to you |
| And I tell every black man |
| Africa is a flag flowing high inna mi head and inna mi heart |
| Like the father going to Britain carrying the cross |
| Flag flow high inna mi head and inna mi heart |
| Africa di whole a' me it is not half |
| That’s why I say Zion I’m coming home to you (unu better head back home) |
| Teach the yutes dem right but nuh teach them wrong (never, never) |
| Jah call upon the yutes 'cause di yutes are strong (have to be strong) |
| Look to Africa dat a' fi yuh mama land |
| And down a' Africa a' where yuh find Mount Zion |
| And I man say Zion I’m coming home to you |
| Say holy Mount Zion I’m coming home to you |
| Africa di motherland |
| Africa nuh refuse no black man |
| Every black man deal wid repatriation |
| But you nuh listen |
| Nuh watch di |
| express man created condition |
| Yuh nuh no say Africa a' where I come from |
| Is there I come from and is there I belong |
| So I’m callin' all black man |
| Redemption song unu better sing it everyone |
| It inna mi head it inna mi heart |
| Mi can’t stop that |
| It tickle fi mi brain and it pressure fi mi heart |
| Mi tell mi history teacher say she |
| 'cause Africa is lifeline, di rod and di staff |
| Oh mama Africa! |
| I man say Zion I’m coming home to you |
| The Bingi man him say Zion |
| I’m coming home to you |
| They said I don’t have no rights inna Babylon |
| Because I don’t know how the West was won |
| Neither I can’t change their plan |
| The West is controlled by the Ku Klux Klan |
| Rastaman, Zion, I’m coming home to you (mount Zion I, haffi I and I) |
| Rasta say Zion, I’m coming home to you (one more time) |
| Holy Mount Zion, I’m coming home to you (I'm going home to you) |
| Africa is a flag flowing high inna mi head and inna mi heart |
| Like di father going through tribulation carrying the cross |
| Flag flowing high inna mi head and inna mi heart |
| Africa di whole a me it’s just not half |
| I say so many rivers I’ve crossed |
| I know mi cross because mi care 'bout mi past… |
| KETTE DRUM RIDDIM — 1995 |