| Yeah man. |
| Bless thy people and seek thine inheritance
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| Feed them and lift them up also, forevermore…
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| Nah now-ow! |
| Oh how!
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| Oh child from the drugs, stop the abuse
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| My friend, you going not Jah way, oh gosh yuh lose
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| Emperor Selassie I !
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| The Rastaman say clean up yuh heart and come
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| Yo, you cannot make corruption when ah that Rasta ban
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| Go clean up your faults and come
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| Be not hypocrite amongst yourself, African daughters and sons
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| Go clean up unnu heart and come
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| Yo, you cannot make corruption when ah that Rasta ban
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| Go clean up yuh faults and come
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| Yo! |
| Ah Babylon, them going down
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| The whole of them got them one bag of riches with them idol god
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| Yet shot the ghetto youths and trod the sister like rug
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| Pretending to be when them not, me know them heart clog
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| Device and evil mischief, so me know say things bad
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| Ghetto youths they’re in a gang and ghetto girls they’re in a mob
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| Unnu tell the ghetto youths about they heritage whey them have
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| Them can’t dash no salt because they youths them ah no frog
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| They ghetto youths, them never buy no puss inna no bag
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| I know Babylon slavery world a government tag
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| Yow! |
| nuff ah them ah nyam them hog
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| In a world of vanity they all get caught
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| We don’t follow; |
| Rasta hail Selassie I from unu small
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| From those who work inna bank, and to those who sleep on sidewalk
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| From those who drive them car to those who wipe them car glass
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| Show us love and things go bright
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| Yow! |
| true we love on us, so Rasta, Babylon nah stop give we fight yow
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| Words of thunder coming from we voice
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| This them can’t stop because it right
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| You set your laws them so we no fi breach
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| Ah you ah come class them as gunman and thief
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| So the youths whey me fi ask them if them never see it
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| The mystical man when him ah bust through the street
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| Ah you ah come blast them, yes man top ah we
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| See it on the place inna Harlem Bobo ah go sweep
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| Selassie I call them, so me haffi greet
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| Every little black children, blessed are the meek |