Dread natty dread now, a dreadlock bingy bongo i, natty dread, children get your culture, and dont stay there and gesture, coz the battle will be hotter. Nazipenda sana nyimbo za nesta marley. Huo wimbo unanikumbusha mtu mmoja akiitwa simon mwasokwa alikuwa jirani yetu tukiishi sumbawanga mitaa ya regional block mwaka 1981, nikuwa na kama 6yrs siku aliyokufa bob alikuja hm akiimba huu wimbo kwa sauti sana anakimbia kuizunguka nyumba, kwa kweli toka hapo i really fall kwa bob song and reggae music. Kuna trench town, so jah seh, trench town rock, revolution, jonhy was, smile jamaica, 4rever loving jah, so much thing to say, small axe, judge not, burnin' ziko nyingi lkn wengi kwenye media wanapiga zilezile zilizozoeleka
kuna guava jelly,corner stone,400 years,fussin'&fightin',soul rebel,lively up yourself,kinky reggae,mx up mix up, kaya, soul captives na nyingine nyingi ambazo ni nzuri kuliko hizi zilizozoeleka za kila siku
dah preta kweli umenifanya nianze siku yangu vizuri mno ntakugongea thanks, nakumbuka bro wangu alikuwa na kanda 3 za bob miaka ya 84-85 alipotoa wako jacko thriller my bro akarekodi kanda zote nyimbo za wako jako, dah iliniuma lkn hazikuwa zangu, miaka ya 93-94 nilikuwa nna kanda 15 za bob, siku natoka skuli nakuta mdogo wangu wa kike kanda moja ya bob karekodi nyimbo za taarab wakati ule tot ya hadija kopa ikitamba, nilizusha kitimtim mpaka dingi akadhani na smoke weed, lkn sijawahi ht siku moja, miaka ya 96-97 kaka yangu mwingine akawa anazitupa eti zimepitwa na wakati jamani kweli zinanikumbusha mbali
Black man redemption, woe yoo x2 no need, no need and no need to get jumpy, no need to get jumpy, youth and youth agreed to cool running, cool running, spread out, spread out, feel abt a blackman redemption can you stop it oh no, oh no! Alipokwepo sister dread(baby kabae) east africa radio kulikuwa na kipindi kinaitwa reggae asylum, kila ijumaa saa 3 usiku, kweli kilikuwa kipindi kitamu mno, sijui kwa nini uongozi wa ile radio ulikitoa kile kipindi. So happy birthday robert nesta marley!
.........WAR ......... wa ukeli!!!!
asante sana ngoja tupitie pitie tujikumbushe maneno ya busara
same here....hapa niko na kitu "who the cap fit".....aaaaaah
Mkuu chimunguru,
Blackman Redemption ni mojapo ya conscious lyrics za Bob Marley..No doubt.
Blackman Redemption
Woy-a, Natty Congo:
A Dreadlock Congo I!
Woy-a, Natty Congo:
A Blackman Redemption! Woy-yo, yo-oo-wo-oo!
A Blackman Redemption! Woy-yo, wo-oo-wo-oo!
No need - no need to get jumpy;
No need and-a no need to get bumpy,
And-a no need - and-a no need to get bumpy;
No nee-nee-nee-nee-nee-nee-nee-need to get jumpy!
Youth and youth agree to:
Cool runnings; can you dig it?
Cool runnings; yeah, one more time! A-beg ya:
Cool runnings; can you stop it?
Cool runnings:
Spread out, spread out,
Spread out, spread out.
Tell you about the Blackman Redemption; can you dig it? (Oh, yeah!)
A Blackman Redemption; can you stop it?
Oh, no! Oh, no! Oh, no!
Coming from the root of King David
Through to the line of Solomon,
His Imperial Majesty is the Power of Authority:
Spread out, spread out,
Spread out, spread out,
Spread out, spread out,
Spread, spread out.
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[Instrumental break]
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No need - no need - no need to get jumpy,
And-a no need - and-a no need to walk away.
Let me tell bout ya:
Cool runnings, can you dig it?
Cool runnings: it's one more time we want it;
Cool runnings;
Cool runnings;
Spread out, spread out,
Spread out, spread out,
Spread out. Spread out, spread out.
Spread out, spread out.
It's just-a Blackman Redemption
Can you dig it (wo-yeah!) Good, Lord! Good, Lord! Good, Lord!
Blackman Redemption, can you stop it? Oh, no! Oh, no!
Blackman redemption - [fadeout]
Another favorite conscious hit by Bob.
Johny Was:
(Wo-o-o-o! Wo-o-o-o! Wooo!)
Woman hold her head and cry,
'Cause her son had been shot down in the street and died
From a stray bullet.
Woman hold her head and cry;
Explaining to her was a passerby
Who saw the woman cry (cry)
Wondering how can she work it out,
Now she knows that the wages of sin is death, yeah!
Gift of Jah is life. (life)
She cried: Ah-um, I - I know!
"Johnny was a good man," I - I know! (never did a thing wrong)
"Johnny was a good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good,
good, good, good man", (Johnny was good man)
she cried - she crie-ie-ie-ie-ie-ie-ie-ied!
Wo-ooh! Woman hold her head and cry,
As her son had been shot down in the street and died
Just because of the system. (system)
Woman hold her head and cry;
Comforting her I was passing by.
She complained, then she cry:
Oh-ooh-wo-ah, cry (ah-ah), yeah, I know now (ah-ah),
no I know, I know now: (Johnny was a good man)
Said I know, mm-mm-mm-mm-mm. (Never did a thing wrong)
Ah! Ah! (Johnny was a good man)
Can a woman tender care, she cried, (Never did a thing wrong)
Cease towards the child she bear? (Johnny was a good man)
Wo-ho-ho-ooh! Woman cry, woman - (Never did a thing wrong)
She cried, wo-oh! She cried, yeah! (Johnny was a good man)
Can a woman tender care
Cease towards the child she bear? (Never did a thing wrong)
Wo-now, cry! (Johnny was a good man)