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Jah Blessing

This version of Jah Blessing was released by Sizzla in 1998.

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Yea if you know not love
and practice not love then you know
We gonna do to extension
so this one is from the Black Royal Nation
Blessed

Do I n I sing with the vibes for the injured
and the tongue of the tune dem
Without love we’re nothing

The way of the system is getting uptight, Oh gosh
Say the youth get desparate and wayword to fight
Take a little stroll down the street the other night
Hear some gunshot echo and a youth losin life,
wha Jah tell them

Spread a little love and let Jah blessings go round
place your feet on higher ground
Humble as a dove and let Jah blessings touch down
And give some love to someone who is hurt

Be humble and wise be humble and wise
speaketh the truth and not the lies, yo
Just be strong as the I, even I will help the I
Rastafari paradise

You see Black people feel the vibes, that’s them business
The pharicies and scribes come within the villages
they want to bring a dirty lifestyle on communities
I’ve got to peel the wicked man like oranges
I’ve got to lick the warrior from _
Tell them bring the marijuana smell it from window sill
Well Rastafari prevent the blood from spill
with one love from the heart, oh my whole temple fill

I know that society is fighting the truth
but it’s time for I and I to teach the youth the root
Say I the Nyabinghi will reign forever, oh lord
because Jah love is the foundation on which I man stand
And that’s why I say

Spread a little love and let Jah blessings go round
place your feet on higher ground
Humble as a dove and let Jah blessings touch down
And spread some love to someone who is hurt

Well it’s Sizzla, feeling so ire fire deh go blaze
love to see Black people living the lovely ways
Going ’bout dem doing dem own thing Rasta dem a praise
Now who the hell can stop the ghetto youth dem from phase
That’s how I love my friends that’s how I love my foe
mama say that isn’t why she’s _
And to my Black people they leave that open door
Rastafari never ignoor

Yea so then you
Spread a little love and let Jah blessings go round
and place your feet on higher ground
Humble as a dove and let Jah blessings touch down
And spread some love to someone who is hurt

Ah tell dem say
Be humble and wise be humble and wise
speaketh the truth and not the lies, yo
Be strong as the I, even I will help the I
This is Rastafari paradise
Yo just be humble and wise be humble and wise
Your brother you must never criticise
Yo strong as the I, even I will help the I
This ah Black people paradise

Make yuh peace make yuh peace
come mek me trample the beast
I man make ah speach
and den me travel go to east
I man make ah speach
and dem me trample the beast
Some say me simple
and dem think me ah the least
but gimme gimme gimme gimme gimme peace

Just just be humble and wise be humble and wise
speaketh the truth and not the lies, yo
just be strong as the I, I and I will help the I
King Rastafari paradise

Ghetto youths dem feel the vibes
but that is dem business

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Sizzla has released many songs over the years besides Jah Blessing. Sizzla released songs from 1997 to 2004 spanning across albums like Black Woman & Child, Praise Ye Jah, Freedom Cry, Royal Son Of Ethiopia, Be I Strong, Reggae Max, Words Of Truth, Bobo Ashanti, Rastafari Teach I Everything, Black History, Taking Over, Da Real Thing, Ghetto Revolution, Blaze Up The Chalwa, Jah Knows Best, and Speak Of Jah. Decade Lyrics has over lyrics & songs by Sizzla.

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