| Riding on my bicycle
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| Got knocked down by a motorcycle
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| In front of a crowd of people
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| Luckily, I was Jah Jah disciple
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| So unconscious, did not know what to do :/
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| Yeah, man!
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| When the bike really hit me
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| I see stars and peeni walli
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| Beddameng! |
| — pain all over me
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| Me tink me get shocked by electricity
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| Beddameng!
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| So unconscious, did not know what to do :/
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| Yeah, man!
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| Me say at the public hospital
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| Crowd gather around like it was a funeral, 'ey!
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| Some say it accidental
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| Or the lang youth ha look 'pon a fat gal
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| (2nd time: How’s a tall youth ha stare 'pon a fat gal)
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| (repeat all)
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| NOTE: A «peeni-walli» is a type of blue beetle from Jamaica —
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| A kind of firefly
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| Christopher A. Edmonds used to tease some kids at school about how
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| «when them come a town dem feel say streetlamp mussa peenie-wallie
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| In a bottle» :-)
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| (they thought a streetlamp was a firefly in a bottle, as I-man
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| Raggamuffin understand it)
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| Last two lines: «Some say it accidental, or the lang youth 'a look 'pon
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| A fat gal» Means something like: «He fell off his bike, either by accident
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| Or because he was looking after a fat girl (and didn’t look where he was
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| Going |