The song is specifically slating Rastafarianism, on the grounds that the 'saviour' of the Rastafarian religion was supposedly Haille Sellaise, who was going to lead the Ethiopian people to the promised land (Zion/Israel - which isnt that great a place anyway). But Haille Sellaise never did, and is now dead - yet the religion lives on for some reason.
And like all songs about rastafarianism (although usually pro-rasta), its in the reggae stylee. Top dog!
The song is specifically slating Rastafarianism, on the grounds that the 'saviour' of the Rastafarian religion was supposedly Haille Sellaise, who was going to lead the Ethiopian people to the promised land (Zion/Israel - which isnt that great a place anyway). But Haille Sellaise never did, and is now dead - yet the religion lives on for some reason.
And like all songs about rastafarianism (although usually pro-rasta), its in the reggae stylee. Top dog!