Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Savanna , by - Jonathan Emile. Song from the album Spaces-in-Between, in the genre РеггиRelease date: 23.01.2020
Record label: Mindpeacelove
Song language: English
Savanna |
| Geeze |
| Weh mi deh? |
| In Savanna |
| Gunshot corruption smell a marijuana |
| Badman carry llama |
| Fi dead all di drama |
| Mi deh in Savanna |
| Chant down Babylon still big up to Obama |
| We have nuff baby mamas |
| Kerosine gasoline fire pon di corner |
| Weh mi deh? |
| In Savanna |
| Rastaman selling fresh coconut wata |
| Greed and poverty still dem wan brata |
| Global warming di summer getting hotter |
| Same grind a new flex |
| A suh it go — no bother get vex |
| Hail mi pon Digicel no bother with di text |
| Di gyal dem bad you n’a remember your ex |
| Oh. |
| Welcome to Savanna |
| We deh in Savanna |
| England Canada US a deport dem |
| Students a workin pon di resort dem |
| Hotel fi pay education |
| Honest hustle fi escape di situation |
| Welcome to Savanna |
| Where wi deh? |
| In Savanna |
| Foreigner thinking all we do is chill |
| Taxi, minibus shuttle to Negril |
| Ay, Jerk pon di grill |
| Blood spill |
| We love Jamaica still yo |
| Welcome to Savanna |
| Politician don false righteous men |
| Bulletproof Land Rover a escort dem |
| Government policy it nah reach |
| Pastors nah practice wha dem preach |
| Talking ‘bout the ghetto youth we hafi teach yo |
| I am from Savanna |
| Mi muma born a Carawina |
| Nuff people come back nah get dem visa -- Jesus |
| Violence ready fi shoot |
| Ratatatat lick off your breadfruit |
| We need socialism for di ghetto youth yo |
| Old man carry cane pon donkey pon iPhone |
| Rum shop chill spot |
| Di sound of dominoes |
| Nuff good music -- hurricane woes |
| Zinc roof gone |
| Shotta Babylon |
| Likkle youth gwan inna school uniform playing football |
| Perm, braids and locks nah conform |
| Westmoreland |
| Welcome to Savanna, mi say… |
| Welcome to Savanna |
| I can’t even remember the first time I went to Jamaica |
| But every time I go it’s like a spiritual experience |
| Going back to my mothers' land, you know |
| The sights, the sounds the smells |
| It’s just beautiful |
| Learning patois as a second language as a Jamaica born-a-foreign |
| Yo, no pretense just the residents |
| Seen? |
| Savanna |
| (We dehya chillin pon blue beach) |
| We deh in Savanna |
| (Manning's school yo, hey everybody) |
| I got love for Savanna |
| Dumplin escovitch green banana |
| Welcome to Savanna |
| (Yo the waters cold yo) |
| Dumplin escovitch green banana |
| (We love you stil) |
| We deh in Savanna |
| Welcome to Savanna |
| Geeze |
| (Ya, grandma mi a go come see you soon you know from Canada |