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Wake up and turn me loose
Wake up and turn me loose
Wake up and turn me loose
For the rain is falling
Got to have kaya now
Got to have kaya now
Got to have kaya now
For the rain is falling
I'm so high, I even touch the sky
Above the falling rain
I feel so good in my neighbourhood, so
Here I come again
Got to have kaya now
Got to have kaya now
Got to have kaya now
For the rain is falling
Feelin' irie I
Feelin' irie I
Feelin' irie I
'Cause I have some kaya now
I feel so high, I even touch the sky
Above the falling rain
I feel so good in my neighbourhood, so
Here I come again
Got to have kaya now
Got to have kaya now
Got to have kaya now, Lord
For the rain is falling
(Kaya now, kaya, kaya) Huh
Wake up and turn me loose
Wake up and turn me loose
For the rain is falling
Got to have kaya now
Got to have kaya now
For the rain is falling
Above the falling rain
I feel so good in my neighbourhood, so
Here I come again
Got to have kaya now
Got to have kaya now
For the rain is falling
Feelin' irie I
Feelin' irie I
'Cause I have some kaya now
Above the falling rain
I feel so good in my neighbourhood, so
Here I come again
Got to have kaya now
Got to have kaya now, Lord
For the rain is falling
Song Info
Submitted by
spliphstar On Jan 08, 2002
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i thought the song was about weed, though i found it interesting to found out that in rastafarian, kaya means 'enlightenment'.
Lol funny thing is my name is Kaya..
this is the song i listen to when im blazing and its raining. puts me in the mood to toke up. its obviously about marijuana. Kaya is jamaican for cannabis.
this is a cool song... i like ganja
I'm sure it's pretty obvious, but in case you were wondering... i'm thinking this song is about everyday problems and how people take them way out of proportion. While other people are stressing, bob wakes up each day knowing these problems are trivial, problems like poverty, being in trouble with the law, because they are brought on by men. He 'gets so high, i even touch the sky, above the falling rain.' gives it away. The falling rain is the problems, and he gets 'above them' using weed. This is a good song.
yes i agree whit u, judas... good point of wiew.. heard this song maybe a hundred times, but not thought of "the rain" as a metaphory for problems
"they say smokin the herb make you a rebel, a rebel against what?"
marley4everrr are you fucking retarded? smoking refer is more or less the basis of being rastafarian
yeah screw off keira
I always assumed kaya meant sunshine :\