Conscience
Benny
Culture/
Singie
Shante
- MEGAWAVE Records MEGW 0162
-
Conscience is the debut CD by
reggae duo Benny Culture and Singie Shante. Performing combinations from 1998
until Benny Culture's untimely death in 2004, their authentic
old-world Jamaican values and reliance on God (Jah) come through
strongly in their music and reflect their rural roots. They were
among the most positive voices coming out of the Caribbean at the
turn of the century. This 13-song set includes ten songs with The
Gumption Band and three House remixes by U.S. DJ/producer The
Groovematist.
Benny Culture began performing when
he was 15. His consciousness lyrics and unique chanting style
captivated and excited audiences immediately. By the time of his
death, his philosophy had deepened and his music had matured, in the
roots reggae tradition, while his following continued to grow,
especially around his boyhood home in Port Antonio on the island's
Northeast coast. He performed his thought-provoking, yet humor-filled
original songs in the more sophisticated, urban Kingston setting, as
well, and on Jamaican radio. He also produced dub plate recordings
for sound systems in Jamaica, Britain, and Europe.
Singie Shante has been singing all
his life and feels that singing is his life. Singie's relaxed easy
style has been likened to great Jamaican singers Garnet Silk
and Tenor Saw. His smooth, melodious tones and his positive,
uplifting lyrics have made him a favorite for stage shows with live
bands and sound systems in mostly rural Jamaica. He can also be heard
on Jamaican radio. Singie's Rastafarian ideals of love and unity
provide a strong foundation for his music. He is as comfortable with
the tough issues as he is with romantic love songs. He has been a
leader in the musical response to HIV/AIDS, and other major social
issues.
Having toured throughout the world, The
Gumption Band is well known in its own right as well as for its
work as the former backing band for Jamaica's number one singing
superstar, Beres Hammond. Noted, Michigan-based DJ/producer
The Groovematist contributed House remixes.
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- lead
vocals:
- Benny
Culture
- Singie
Shante
-
- keyboards &
synth bass:
- Dwight "Duke" Dawes
[except Justice (Remix), My Type of Girl (Remix), Chant
Rastafari (Remix)]
- Mechial "The
Groovematist" White [Justice (Remix), My Type of Girl (Remix),
Chant Rastafari (Remix) only]
-
- drum
programming:
- Rolando "Phanso" Wilson
[except Justice, Justice (Remix), My Type of Girl (Remix),
Chant Rastafari (Remix)]
- Mechial "The
Groovematist" White [Justice (Remix), My Type of Girl (Remix),
Chant Rastafari (Remix) only]
- Dwight Dawes
[Justice only]
-
- electric &
acoustic guitar:
- Robert "Gus" Angus
[except Conscience, Strange Things (Remix), Justice (Remix),
My Type of Girl (Remix), Chant Rastafari (Remix)]
- Mechial "The
Groovematist" White [My Type of Girl (Remix)
only]
-
- bass & tenor
bass :
- Michael Fletcher
[Conscience, Strange Things (Remix) only]
-
- vocal
production:
- Dale "Anthony Selassie"
McLaren [except I Can Make a Difference, Justice (Remix), My
Type of Girl (Remix), Chant Rastafari (Remix)]
- Mechial "The
Groovematist" White [Justice (Remix), My Type of Girl (Remix),
Chant Rastafari (Remix) only]
-
- backup
vocals:
- Paul "Lymie" Murray and
Dalton Browne [except Justice, Gun or God, Strange Things
(Remix), Justice (Remix), My Type of Girl (Remix), Chant Rastafari
(Remix)]
- Peta-gae Soltau, Karena
Brown, Chantelle Ernandez & Marshalle Genus [Justice
only]
- Dwight Dawes, Robert
Angus, Rolando Wilson & Benny Culture [Gun or God,
Vineyard, Strange Things (Remix) only]
- Mechial "The
Groovematist" White [Chant Rastafari (Remix)
only]
-
- recorded & mixed
by:
- Dale "Anthony Selassie"
McLaren [except I Can Make a Difference, Justice (Remix), My
Type of Girl (Remix), Chant Rastafari (Remix)]
- Gee Jam Studios [I
Can Make a Difference only]
- John Palmer
[Justice (Remix), My Type of Girl (Remix), Chant Rastafari
(Remix) only]
-
- produced
by:
- Rolando "Phanso" Wilson
[except Justic e (Remix), My Type of Girl (Remix), Chant
Rastafari (Remix)]
- John Palmer and Mechial
White [Justice (Remix), My Type of Girl (Remix), Chant
Rastafari (Remix) only]
-
- mastered
by:
- John Palmer
-
- executive
producers:
- John Palmer
- Sheila
Middaugh-Evans
-
- photographs:
- Sheila
Middaugh-Evans
-
- layout:
- John Palmer
-
- Conscience
- Benny
Culture/Singie Shante
- 1.
Conscience 4:04
- 2. Justice
4:07
- 3. Gun or
God 4:02
- 4. My Type
of Girl 4:08
- 5. Strange
Things 3:54
- 6.
Vineyard 3:55
- 7. I Can
Make a Difference 3:44
- 8. Far
East 4:00
- 9. Chant
Rastafari 4:03
- 10.
Strange Things (Remix) 3:58
- 11.
Justice (Remix) 7:56
- 12. My
Type of Girl (Remix) 4:49
- 13. Chant
Rastafari (Remix) 5:24
-
- Conscience
- © 2000 Wayne
Radlein, Leonard Evans
-
- Conscience is like a
whip,
- So you better be
careful how you use it.
- Conscience is like a
whip,
- So you better be
careful how you use it.
-
- In front of me they're
smiling,
- Then behind don't want
to see my sun come shine.
- I'm working so hard
I've got to be moving.
- Can't you see its
Jah-Rastafari-love I believe in?
-
- Why do they clean up
their clothes
- And not clean up their
hearts?
- They and their guy
Satan still walk.
- They clean up their
clothes
- But not clean up their
hearts.
- They and their bad-mind
guy still talk.
-
- Well, it's the height
of bad-eration and their judgment
- On the man who builds
walls and who runs fence.
- I tell them, render
your heart and not garment;
- In the King Selassie,
man should put his confidence.
- Word-sound is
power,
- I say word-sound is
strength.
- Come in Singie Singie
with the message for them.
-
- Conscience is like a
whip,
- So you better be
careful how you use it.
- Conscience is like a
whip,
- So you better be
careful how you use it.
-
- Every time we make a
move to improve
- They want to see us
lose, but I know we are here to improve.
- Every time we make a
try to get a bly (break)
- The system is so hard
to survive.
-
- Enough of them teach
culture but are filled up with bad mind,
- They vex when they see
the next D.J. shine.
- Culture they teach but
are filled up with bad mind,
- Vexed too when they see
me moving on the front line.
-
- Now I'm solid like a
rock, just like a star I shine,
- Have some culture tune
come to blow their mind.
- Every time they hear my
voice it's like a brand new design.
- Come, Singie Singie,
you run border line.
-
- Why you want to rejoice
just to see us go down?
- When I know there's a
true and living king
- Who rules and reigns.
He sits on his throne.
- I want to go
home.
-
- Conscience is like a
whip,
- So you better be
careful how you use it.
- Conscience is like a
whip,
- So you better be
careful how you use it.
-
- Enough of them are
back-biter, Anti-Christ in the place.
- Wicked people should
want to re-consecrate.
- Judgment, I tell them,
stand up at the gate.
- You better start
praying before it's too late.
-
- Conscience is like a
whip,
- So you better be
careful how you use it.
- Conscience is like a
whip,
- So you better be
careful how you use it.
-
-
- Justice
- © 2000 Wayne
Radlein, Dwight Dawes, Rolando Wilson, Robert Angus, Dale
McLaren
-
- Must I be forever
looking, trying to find equal rights and justice?
- We're no better than
each other in the sight of His Majesty.
- Must I be forever
looking, trying to find equal rights and justice?
- We're no better than
each other in the sight of His Majesty.
-
- To each he gave talents
and special abilities
- And to create and live
in love peace and inity (unity);
- So we can strengthen
one another to live in unity
- And all who are in
bondage, we're here to set them free.
-
- Must I be forever
looking, trying to find equal rights and justice?
- We're no better than
each other in the sight of His Majesty.
- Must I be forever
looking, trying to find equal rights and justice?
- We're no better than
each other in the sight of His Majesty.
-
- No matter the skin
color, class, yes, or creed
- It's only Rastafari:
one aim, one destiny.
- And, yes, we've got the
power to love universally.
- That is my opinion;
that's my philosophy.
-
- Must I be forever
looking, trying to find equal rights and justice?
- We're no better than
each other in the sight of His Majesty.
- Must I be forever
looking, trying to find equal rights and justice?
- We're no better than
each other in the sight of His Majesty.
-
- Take these chains off
my feet and set me free.
- Take the strain off my
brain and ease my pain.
- For so long we've been
mistreated. How long will this go on?
- Yes, I pray that Jah
will guide us through the wind and storm.
-
- Must I be forever
looking, trying to find equal rights and justice?
- We're no better than
each other in the sight of His Majesty.
- Must I be forever
looking, trying to find equal rights and justice?
- We're no better than
each other in the sight of His Majesty.
-
- To each he gave talents
and special abilities
- And to create and live
in love, peace, and inity.
- So we can strengthen
one another to live in unity,
- And all who are in
bondage, we're here to set them free.
-
- Must I be forever
looking, trying to find equal rights and justice?
- We're no better than
each other in the sight of His Majesty.
- Must I be forever
looking, trying to find equal rights and justice?
- We're no better than
each other in the sight of His Majesty.
-
-
- Gun or
God
- © 2000 Leonard
Evans, Dwight Dawes, Rolando Wilson, Robert Angus
-
- Yeah, Psalm 52,
man
- I and I say, why
boastest thou thyself in mischief?
- Oh Mighty Man, the
goodness of King Salassie endureth forever and ever.
- Benny Culture on the
case again, I tell them.
-
- The boys who want guns
more than how they want Jah &endash;
- I can't believe that
some man can diss Jah.
- The boys who want guns
more than how they want Jah &endash;
- I can't believe, I
can't believe.
-
- Well, see the gun in
your hand, that is Satan's rod;
- The one on your hip,
that is Satan's handbag.
- Gun-work money, blood
money is what you have.
- When you have your gun,
you don't remember God.
- A pure robbing, robbing
is your intention;
- Killing, killing like
you're going to eat man.
- All upon your mind is
pure contention.
- If evil you study you
won't live long.
-
- The boys who want guns
more than how they want Jah &endash;
- I can't believe that
some man can diss Jah.
- The boys who want guns
more than how they want Jah &endash;
- I can't believe, I
can't believe.
-
- Well I say the same gun
that when some man will run down;
- Any time the gun they
bust, a man gone under ground.
- The same gun I catch
them giving praise,
- I tell them the same
gun shortens their days.
- The same gun that shot
the bad man down, it also shot the policeman down.
- The money that they
take to buy a gun, food you should buy instead.
-
- The boys who want guns
more than how they want Jah &endash;
- I can't believe that
some man can diss Jah.
- The boys who want guns
more than how they want Jah &endash;
- I can't believe, I
can't believe.
-
- Guns make you sick,
guns can't heal man.
- A gun shot is no pill
nor medication.
- When you're horny a gun
you can't wine on,
- And when you're hungry,
the gun shot you can't nyam (eat).
-
- So respect is due to
the Almighty One,
- The Man who makes you
fit,
- And makes you firm and
strong.
- Everlasting life, that
man can live long, any time
- I hold the mike I have
to bust this one.
-
- The boys who want guns
more than how they want Jah &endash;
- I can't believe that
some man can diss Jah.
- The boys who want guns
more than how they want Jah &endash;
- I can't believe, I
can't believe.
-
- Well, see the gun in
your hand, that is Satan's rod;
- The one on your hip,
that is Satan's handbag.
- Gun-work money, blood
money is what you have.
- When you have your gun,
you don't remember God.
- A pure robbing, robbing
is your intention;
- Killing, killing like
you're going to eat man.
- All upon your mind is
pure contention.
- If evil you study you
won't live long.
-
- The boys who want guns
more than how they want Jah &endash;
- I can't believe that
some man can diss Jah.
- The boys who want guns
more than how they want Jah &endash;
- I can't believe, I
can't believe.
-
- [repeats]
-
-
- My Type of
Girl
- © 2000 Leonard
Evans, Wayne Radlein, Dwight Dawes, Rolando Wilson, Robert Angus,
Dale McLaren
-
- Who goes? Benny Culture
and Singie Singie. The empresses (ladies)
- They tell us to fling
it, fling it Singie Singie.
- True and a royal
empress, yes, for me. Oh, well now.
-
- My type of
girl,
- She's the number one in
the world.
- My type of
girl,
- Can't you see? Can't
you see?
-
- Trodding through the
midst of life with an angel by my side
- Traveling to know the
world, far and wide.
- She's a true, an
empress lady. She's the one for me.
- She satisfies my soul
with her naturality.
-
- What a precious empress
I've got.
- Since I got this girl,
yea, I don't worry nor fret.
- What a precious empress
I've got.
- Since I got this girl,
I don't even smoke cigarettes.
-
- (kiss) Woman, hold a
big kiss there!
- (kiss) Woman, take the
next one here!
- (kiss) This one here is
for Sheila!
- (kiss) Take this one
here for the braughter (extra)!
- I'm gonna hug you up
and kiss you all over.
- But one thing, I won't
pass the navel, oh no.
-
- My type of girl, she's
the number one in the world.
- My type of girl, can't
you see? Can't you see?
- My type of girl, she's
the number one in the world.
- My type of girl, can't
you see? Can't you see?
-
- I'm gonna request a
love song for all of the loved ones,
- Every good woman must
need a good man.
- I'm gonna request a
love song for all of the loved ones,
- Every good woman must
need a good man.
-
- She don't want a man
who's full of contention;
- Don't want a man to
come pop off her hand;
- Don't want a man that's
too weak to "woman."
- She wants a man with
loving that's strong (strong, strong!).
-
- Often times sitting in
the park, I can remember sharing thoughts.
- You chase away my
sadness, ooo you make me laugh.
- We made our vows that
we will never part.
- A trueness of our love,
it's coming straight from my heart.
-
- My type of girl, she's
the number one in the world.
- My type of girl, can't
you see? Can't you see?
- My type of girl, she's
the number one in the world.
- My type of girl, can't
you see? Can't you see?
-
- (kiss) Mama
Civilization!
- I've never seen a man
yet who didn't come from woman,
- So respect from all men
is due to woman,
- She could have just one
foot or one hand; she could even be a "cho" or a "go-along"
(trashy).
- Ready, we're ready to
live in love and be strong.
-
-
- Strange
Things
- © 2000 Wayne
Radlein, Dwight Dawes, Rolando Wilson, Robert Angus, Dale
McLaren
-
- Strange things are
happening now a days. It's always.
- Strange things are
happening now a days. It's always.
- Now the fire, yes, the
young have to blaze,
- And let them change
their wicked ways.
-
- We were here from the
ages of B.C.
- We were here for many,
many centuries
- Praising Haile
Adoni.
- Yes, in those times we
were so humble and free.
-
- Strange things are
happening now a days. It's always.
- Strange things are
happening now a days. It's always.
- Now the fire, yes, the
young have to blaze,
- And let them change
their wicked ways.
-
- I see men, lovers of
vanity,
- Having no love for
humanity.
- They're causing pain
and misery,
- But I will humble my
self in the sight of the Almighty.
-
- Strange things are
happening now a days. It's always.
- Strange things are
happening now a days. It's always.
- Now the fire, yes, the
young have to blaze,
- And let them change
their wicked ways.
-
- Now a days the youth
have no fun, fun.
- That's why there're so
confused; shooting their brothers down.
- Killing for pennies;
killing, yes, for pounds.
- When you think they're
smiling, it's only just a frown.
-
- Strange things are
happening now a days. It's always.
- Strange things are
happening now a days. It's always.
- Now the fire, yes, the
young have to blaze,
- And let them change
their wicked ways.
-
- [repeats]
-
-
- Vineyard
- © 2000 Leonard
Evans
-
- I and I say what's
sweet to the mouth shall surely be bitter to the
belly;
- And what is bitter to
the mouth shall be sweet to the belly.
- Mother Earth teaches
me, I tell them.
- Benny Culture upon the
case once more again.
-
- Man must eat out of his
vineyard straight,
- If you eat things with
a face, it is one of the biggest mistakes.
- Man must eat out of his
vineyard straight,
- If it is not a green
bush (vegetable), woman, don't put it on my plate.
-
- Well, a long time I've
been telling them that meat will condemn them,
- But they just say
"Rasta, youth, you must have a problem."
- But now diabetes has
started to kill them.
- They nyam (gobble up)
the hog that the dog kills in the pen;
- They nyam the mad cow
that England sends;
- They nyam the patty
that comes from dog meat;
- Now I hear some a say
they don't like meat again,
- They are tired of
spending money with Doctor Ken.
-
- Man must eat out of his
vineyard straight,
- If you eat things with
a face, it is one of the biggest mistakes.
- Man must eat out of his
vineyard straight,
- If it is not a green
bush (vegetable), woman, don't put it on my plate.
-
- Well many say they are
a prince, many say they are a king,
- But visit their yard
and they nyam wing wing (chicken).
- And their brethren
around the back nyam the same thing,
- And then come out onto
the street and preach Rasta doctrine.
- But anywhere a guy
hides, lighting shall find him.
- Can't hide from Jah,
this is a serious thing.
- Be careful of the meat
and the tin thing.
- Be careful of anything
you buy from Mr. Chin (any grocer).
-
- Man must eat out of his
vineyard straight,
- If you eat things with
a face it is one of the biggest mistakes.
- Man must eat out of his
vineyard straight,
- If it is not a green
bush (vegetable), woman, don't put it on my plate.
-
- Well, many say they are
a Ras, but have no "calabash faith,"
- Every morning I see
them with a restaurant plate.
- Boy, he eats pork and
the boy, he eats steak,
- Nyam out all the things
from out of Jah's place.
- And the works of The
Man now the boy he forsakes.
- It's the bread of
sorrow I see they will have to taste.
- Watch what you cook,
and make no mistake,
- 'Cause you know that
destruction is out there waiting.
-
- Man must eat out of his
vineyard straight,
- If you eat things with
a face it is one of the biggest mistakes.
- Man must eat out of his
vineyard straight,
- If it is not a green
bush (vegetable), woman, don't put it on my plate.
-
- [repeat]
-
-
- I Can Make a
Difference
- © 2001 Leonard
Evans, Wayne Radlein
-
- I say the arms of flesh
will fail you,
- Dare not trust your
own.
- If you do, HIV will
distress your home.
-
- HIV can kill any man.
Use a condom.
- HIV can kill any man.
Use a condom.
- HIV can kill any man.
Use a condom.
- HIV can kill any man.
Use a condom.
-
- I can make a
difference, but I don't know about the profit (if it will help
me).
- I, man, can even make
money, but I don't know if it will make me happy.
- Well, you can see how
much destruction a tek we,
- When man does not
listen to the words of prophecy,
- When the righteous them
talk and never listen to we,
- They skin up them teeth
and laugh after we,
- Now AIDS starts to lick
down the Black family, a pure balling in the
community.
- Mother lose her
daughter, father lose him son, just because the HIV disease
come.
-
- HIV can kill any man.
Use a condom.
- HIV can kill any man.
Use a condom.
- HIV can kill any man.
Use a condom.
- HIV can kill any man.
Use a condom.
-
- There are lots of
beautiful ladies out there,
- So you have to take
caution, you must be prepared, be prepared.
- Ooo, it seems so nice,
but it could be your worst nightmare.
-
- HIV can kill any man.
Use a condom.
- HIV can kill any man.
Use a condom.
- HIV can kill any man.
Use a condom.
- HIV can kill any man.
Use a condom.
-
- Well, I'm a father, I'm
a brother, I'm a lover, I'm a son.
- Careless sex is what we
come to send down.
- Can't say you love and
then give your love burn,
- Gone to Buff Bay as
your woman's back is turned.
- It's this same thing
makes disease have to come.
- Not three days yet but
you want to lie down with this sexy girl,
- True, she's fat and
she's round.
- Keep your mind on your
woman, you'll live to have fun.
-
- HIV can kill any man.
Use a condom.
- HIV can kill any man.
Use a condom.
- HIV can kill any man.
Use a condom.
- HIV can kill any man.
Use a condom.
-
- Again, I can make a
difference, but I don't know about the profit.
- I, man, can even make
money, but I don't know if it will make me happy.
-
- Now, I say, guide me
Jah-Jah, as I trod along, and listen to the voice of a true Rasta
man,
- Who never went to high
school to get an education,
- But I know I can teach
love and compassion.
- So what? I can make a
difference, but I don't know about the profit.
- I, man, can even make
money, but I don't know if it will make me happy.
- Again, I can make a
difference, but I don't know about the profit.
- I, man, can even make
money, but I don't know if it will make me happy.
-
- [Repeats]
-
-
- Far
East
- © 2001 Wayne
Radlein
-
- Ethiopia is calling me,
ya-oh, ya-oh, ya-oh.
-
- Back to the Far East,
there's no war, only peace.
- Back to the Far East,
righteousness increase.
- Back to the Far East,
there's no war, only peace.
- Back to the Far East,
righteousness increase.
-
- I can see the red,
green and gold staring at me.
- I can see my people
want to be free.
- Let the war and the
destruction cease.
- Release the chains and
let us be.
-
- Back to the Far East,
there's no war, only peace.
- Back to the Far East,
righteousness increase.
- Back to the Far East,
there's no war, only peace.
- Back to the Far East,
righteousness increase.
-
- This and that man say
he is from Zion
- When I know many are
wrong.
- We are only here to
sing King Alpha song:
- Free my people, free
them out of Babylon.
-
- Back to the Far East,
there's no war, only peace.
- Back to the Far East,
righteousness increase.
- Back to the Far East,
there's no war, only peace.
- Back to the Far East,
righteousness increase.
-
- Tower of Babel is
falling, and I can't wait to see it in the morning.
- Tower of Babel is
falling, and I can't wait to see it in the morning.
- Take me home 'cause I
know that I'm safe.
- I know there is a
hiding place for a righteous race, race.
- Take me back 'cause
it's not too late.
- There's got to be some
space. Take me home.
-
- [repeat]
-
-
- Chant
Rastafari
- © 2001 Leonard
Evans
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- (original)
- I and I say, Jah is the
way to life,
- And he that believes in
Him shall prosper and have everlasting life.
- Benny Culture on their
case once again,
- My brother and
sister.
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- (remix)
- I and I say, this is a
prayer for the whole wide world,
- A prayer for every boy,
woman, man, and girl.
- Benny Culture on their
case once more, man.
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- Chant Rastafari night
and day long.
- Man hold the faith and
roll the chariot along.
- Chant Rastafari night
and day long.
- Man hold the
faith.
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- Well, me tell them,
this time is not for Mr. Lucky, not for Mr. Best,
- Only who the Almighty
Father request.
- Fittest of the fittest
them must have success.
- Man must walk, leave
the heathen, out of congress (the whole body).
- 'Cause no wicked guy
can put me to no test.
- Enough of them go on
like they're better than the rest,
- Tell them to go their
way and don't take no check (look back).
- But if you don't give
thanks, the Almighty shall vex.
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- Chant Rastafari night
and day long.
- Man hold the faith and
roll the chariot along.
- Chant Rastafari night
and day long.
- Man hold the
faith.
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- It doesn't matter what
you say 'bout righteousness.
- Man, if Jah calls upon
you, you might be next.
- So mind how you program
and how you a flex.
- In the midst of life's
plan you need to look out for death.
- That means trials and
crosses are the biggest object.
- And the rumors they
will spread and try to fill Culture's head,
- They want me to praise
the Pope and they tell me 'bout how the King's dead.
- I'll not leave my God
and praise them instead.
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- Chant Rastafari night
and day long.
- Man hold the faith and
roll the chariot along.
- Chant Rastafari night
and day long.
- Man hold the
faith.
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- Now, it's true you live
down in the ghetto where they call it the slum.
- That doesn't really
mean to say you have to pick up the gun.
- By the sweat of your
brow, I know the dollars have to run.
- That means one day, one
day, the alms house will go down.
- Man you have to have
faith and not take life for fun.
- Live by the gun, you
shall die by the gun.
- You can't say I didn't
warn you from when I was young.
- So come, help me lick
the nyabingie drum, again.
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- Chant Rastafari night
and day long.
- Man hold the faith and
roll the chariot along.
- Chant Rastafari night
and day long.
- Man hold the
faith.
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- [repeat]
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