| Respect is going on tonight aspect
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| Ward a man in a prison for all the a reason
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| Can’t judge a man before you walk a mile inna him shoes
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| Shags man say so
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| Watch this
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| It bun me fi see mi little brother in a jail
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| Bun me fi see the youth stand up behind the rail
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| It bun me, another black man in a jail
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| Bun me fi see the youth stand up behind the rail
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| Hurt me fi see mi little brother in a jail
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| A 25 years to life and 50 million dollar bill
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| Many time trying to escape and many times fail
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| And eat him bread that is stale and get him lick with gippo
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| Now the tracks are in tears, the boy face look pale
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| Man them beat him with the baton, read him personal mail
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| Him could a graduate Harvard and graduate Yale
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| But him muma have rebut it 'cause she know her son fail
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| It bun me fi see mi brother in a jail
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| Bun me fi see the youth stand up behind the rail
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| It bun me, another black man in a jail
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| Bun me fi see the youth stand up behind the rail
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| Before you
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| Commit the crime make sure you can do the time
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| No bother pair with no idiot 'cause them we drop dime
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| Bank book have fi find in case you’re off and bare the find
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| 'Cause they will lock you in a prison
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| Away from mankind
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| Everyday you bark your face when you have no gal fi grain
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| Inna one big, dotty parlour catch up and you’re behind
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| It bun me fi see mi little brethrin in a jail
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| Bun me fi see the youth stand up behind the rail
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| It bun me, another black man in a jail
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| Bun me fi see the youth stand up behind the rail
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| Jamaica a the land of wood and water
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| The wood might a free but you have fi pay fi water
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| Everytime light go down they use the wood make fire
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| Ressources use up the country
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| Hand up and shout
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| Another man lick, yell help, we neither see or go
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| They here beat, be and bib well none of them no better
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| Right a now we want a new brand prime minister
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| We want a little ghetto youth with some bright idea
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| It bun me fi see mi little brother in a jail
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| Bun me fi see the youth stand up behind the rail
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| It bun me, another black man in a jail
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| Bun me fi see the youth stand up behind the rail
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| Youths and youths hitch up on the corner
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| Better you be a hustler than to be a smuggler
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| If you is a smuggler you 'bout go kill all danger
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| Better you sell some stockist, cough up all gleaner
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| If you is a smuggler you carry a revolver
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| You either behind the bar or six foot under
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| It bun me fi see mi little brother in a jail
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| Bun me fi see the youth stand up behind the rail
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| It bun me, another black man in a jail
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| Bun me fi see mi brethrin behind the rail
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| Bun me fi see mi little brother in a jail
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| A 25 years to life and 50 million dollar bill
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| Many time trying to escape and many times fail (ME)
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| Eat him bread that is stale and get him lick with gippo
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| The tracks are in tears, the boy face look pale
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| Them beat him with the baton, read him personal mail
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| Him could a graduate Harvard, graduate Yale
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| Him muma have rebut it 'cause she know her son fail
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| It bun me fi see mi little brother in a jail
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| Bun me fi see the youth stand up behind the rail
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| It bun me, another black man in a jail
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| Bun me fi see the youth stand up behind the rail
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| Jamaica a the land of wood and water
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| Wood might a free but you have fi pay fi water
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| Everytime light go down they use the wood make fire
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| Resources use up the country
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| Hand up and shout
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| Another man lick, yell help, we neither see or go
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| They here beat, be and bib well none of them no better
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| Right a now we want a new brand prime minister
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| Want a little ghetto-youth with some bright idea
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| Want fi make the ghetto-people them start prosper
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| Want fi make the ghetto-people them start live better
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| Come take it from Shaggy deh round mike a lecture
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| Put your hand inna the air and read the Holy Script
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| Chaka
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| 'Cause it bun me fi see mi brethrin in a jail
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| Bun me fi see the youth stand up behind the rail
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| It bun me, another black man in a jail
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| Bun me fi see the youth stand up behind the rail |