| How magnificent
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| Ey eh ey bounce yea oh ey
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| Well here it comes now
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| Earthquake, Black man ah beat the drum
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| And oh oh shake dem shake
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| Naga ney naga ney ey
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| Well tell me how you feel
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| Ah now you deal
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| The truth nah conceal
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| Look how the ghetto youth dem jugglin
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| So joyful inna the street
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| She’s a precious, precious, precious woman
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| Princess Black
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| She always, always, always say no
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| She tougher than an rut
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| She’s a precious, precious, precious woman
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| Princess Black
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| She always, always, always say no
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| She tougher than an rut
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| (Edi Fitzroy:)
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| She don’t like to stay at home, living on dependency
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| She say she have to strive out dey yah, just like a man you see
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| Anything that is progressive, she always inna that
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| Works and able to fight to keep her system alive
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| (Sizzla:)
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| Yea yea
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| This one is love forever more so reconcile
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| Me love them as how black woman them love them little child
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| Love forever more so reconcile, hail all the woman of the soil
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| The sick consideration of many heart
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| Is to pollute and currupt the black woman, ah bear fault
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| This fight is not for fame this fight is for a cause
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| Nah treat the woman the same as how you treat your dutty heart
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| Nah oh oh
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| She’s a precious, precious, precious woman
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| Princess Black
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| She always, always, always say no
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| She tougher than an rut
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| She’s a precious, precious, precious woman
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| Princess Black
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| She always, always, always say no
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| She tougher than an rut
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| (Sizzla:)
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| Eh ey
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| She walk along the streets of diamond today
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| Black and beautiful mi hear the ghetto youths ah say
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| Now who goes hopping along the way, chasing you
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| This empress of the sun ray
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| His Royal Majesty for the Black family
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| Where you go love will follow
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| Give your woman them liberty, thou art the trinity
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| Nyabinghi never you put them low
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| Check pon the load Black woman the cary
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| Babylon tek them outta them clothes through the slavery
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| She ask me over night if she could hurry
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| Ah ganja mek me give the lady
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| Ah herb spread fi she cover up them baby
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| And while they sleep it seem as if she worry
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| By reason of the truth just let her free
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| 21 days fi you purity, ah mean ah ah mean…
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| She’s a precious, precious, precious woman
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| Princess Black
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| She always, always, always say no
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| She tougher than an rut
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| She’s a precious, precious, precious woman
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| Princess Black
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| She always, always, always say no
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| She tougher than an rut
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| (Edi Fitzroy:)
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| In this time to say, some women done gone astray
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| You better plant good seeds now, for your reaping day
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| A woman like you (bounce)… I know you are blessed
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| Leave it to Jah and he will do the rest
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| (Sizzla:)
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| Her hands stretch to Africa to uptime life
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| To the hustle to the bustle she overcome the strife
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| I know she overcome the strife, through them war
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| She never lose that righteous vibes
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| Children at her feet so she will have to abide
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| Emperor Selassie is so much dignified
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| Be not hypocrite amongst yourselves or else you no rise
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| I tell you that your judgement is life
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| Oh oh this one is love forever more so reconcile
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| Me know this concious Black woman them love them little child
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| Love forever more so reconcile, hail the princess of the soil
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| Ah judgement me tell them love forever more so reconcile
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| Hail all the woman of the soil
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| Again I say love forever more so reconcile
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| Me know this concious Black woman them love them little child
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| Well check pon the load Black woman the cary
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| Babylon tek them outta them clothes through the slavery
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| She ask me over night if she could hurry
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| Is ah ganja let me give the lady
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| Then the herb spread fi she cover up them baby
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| And while they sleep it seem as if she worry
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| By reason of the truth just let her free
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| 21 days fi you purity… |