No need to pull some weight around
But then I ain't gonna just sit here
Like a clown and just wait around
I'm taking what I've earned to be taking
And you know you only get stronger
When your heart is aching, oh love

But me I've had enough of
Walking around for some red tape
You know it's just a fake
And I say it's a big mistake
And we're all human
So there's no need to be taking it
With some honor and harmony
We'll surely be making it
With a little bit of honor and harmony, yeah
Just a little bit of honor and harmony, yeah

Come on, now

What shall we choose to be our tactics
In this age of computer taxes, oh no
When in this new era to come
We shall be organized and not supervised

From the physical to the spiritual
All our works will be so critical
Our offense and mental will soar
And you know that this ornamental will be so pure
And we won't sweat the expense
In the new millennium
We are raising through the fog
Helping the healing God
The next awakening is you

And we're all human
There's no need to be taking it
With some honor and harmony
We'll surely be making it
With a little bit of honor and harmony, yeah
A little bit of honor and harmony, yeah

Come on, now
The next awakening is you
The next awakening is you
The next awakening is you
The next awakening is you


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    uh why just cause he says god does that make it christian? anyways another badass song by the genious, this one is really reggae

    TEXticle2on March 25, 2003   Link

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