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A Wah Dat?

Intro:
Hail to the High owner of Iration and his Imperial Majesty
Emperor Haile Selassie I
I'm from a place where there's only love
Where the sun comes home every morning
Be upright black people and love Jah words
In praises I and I chant with the rising
Get away, step away, from the sinking sand please do no wrong
Never you disobey, yow, I say repatriation
The again

Chorus:
Then a wah dat the whole a them a go on with ?
Who that the bugger them go par with ?
Them go bow and go stoop themselves low
Rasta man a trod it up, it's like them never know.
Wah that the whole a them a go on with ?
Who that the bugger them go par with ?
Them go bow and go stoop themselves low
Rasta man a trod it up, it's like them just a know.

Verse 1:
In a them yah time a them blind
Them no see say that a Rasta Far I time
See say that a bad company nah go join
Nuff a them skin teeth, no pay them any mind
Look a who far tree nuff run go climb
See say that a another man them a grind
Black woman your love, isn?t in vain
Ahh tell them soul and mind
Babylon your life totally different from mine
Cause I a the lion and you are the swine
Babylon you come like dirty cloths on line
This here youth love the nation can?t sell me out fi two pence nor coin

Chorus

Verse 2:
Well never show your enemies your face
Cause they will bring the wicked man into your place
Talk bout them humble, them nah hold no faith
Hear rastafari salvation grace
This a no the tooth, this a no the paste
This a no the boot, this a no the lace
This a no the glasses way you got on your face
Fire I a bun, so tell the wicked man make haste
Tell them black up the belt, I come and take your place
Blessed with hen light for men to rise and create
Oh false pretender burn you down cause you dah fake
You think of the beauty from your face

Bridge:
I'm from a place where there's only love
Where the sun comes home every morning
Be upright black people and love Jah words
In praises I and I chant with the rising
Get away, step away, from the sinking sand please do no wrong
Never you disobey, yow, I say repatriation

Verse 3:
Hail Ethiopia black earth is the
Who is the creator they still ask ______
Emperor Selassie I shall set them free
Babylon no play game now a _______
Babylon you come like old dog and flees
Power from afar I can see
Emperor Selassie I shall bless every black star mmmm ______

Chorus
Then a wah that the whole a them a go on with ?
Who that the bugger them go par with ?
Them go bow and go stoop themselves low
Mama Africa a dash them out, it's like them never know.

Outré:
I'm from a place where there's only love
Where the sun comes home every morning


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