Love I
The Green Lyrics

Politicians tryin' to keep us down
The song begins by addressing the issue of politicians who hinder progress and advancement.

They don't believe in this strength that we've found that Jah love me
The politicians do not believe in the power of unity and the strength of love and faith.

Babylon tryin' to steal our soul
The term 'Babylon' is used to refer to the oppressive forces that seek to rob individuals and communities of their identity and soul.

These wicked men yes they want control but they don't own me
The 'wicked men' who try to control individuals and communities have no real power over them and cannot take away their true essence and identity.

Wicked man will fall, they can't win this war
The song asserts that the oppressive forces of 'wicked men' cannot ultimately triumph over the forces of love and justice.

See it is written in these tales, oh oh
The song draws on traditional and spiritual sources to affirm the idea that love and justice will ultimately prevail.

We put our faith in this love
The song stresses the power of faith and belief in the transformative power of love and unity.

There will come a day, this is what we say
The song expresses a sense of hope and optimism for a better future and a belief that change is possible.

From the heavens come love and strength
The source of strength and love is seen as divine and transcendent, coming from an ultimate source beyond human power.

For these blessings we give thanks now
The song acknowledges the blessings and gifts that come from the divine source of love and strength, and expresses gratitude for these gifts.

Sojourner this world we don't belong
The song acknowledges the difficulties and challenges of living in a world that is often hostile and oppressive to those who seek justice and equality.

Keep on fighting' for this planet we're on
Despite the challenges, the song advocates for continued resistance and struggle for a more just and equitable world.

No worries, I and I protect me
The song expresses the idea that individuals and communities have the power to protect and safeguard their own interests and identities.

Don't spend your time chasing riches and gold
The song warns against the dangers of materialism and the pursuit of wealth and power, which are seen as ultimately empty and unfulfilling.

These things will never fulfill your soul, they leave you empty
The song argues that the pursuit of wealth and power cannot ultimately bring true fulfillment and happiness, and instead leads to emptiness and dissatisfaction.

And in the midst of the struggle
The song acknowledges the ongoing difficulties and challenges of the struggle for justice and equality.

You promised tomorrow
Despite the challenges, the song expresses a sense of optimism and hope for a better future, based on a belief in the ultimate triumph of love and justice.

In creation we see your love
The song affirms the idea that the divine source of love and strength is evident in the natural world and in all of creation.

Your embrace is in the sun
The song suggests that the divine source of love and strength can be seen and felt in the warmth and light of the sun.

You're healer of the nations
The song affirms the idea that the divine source of love and strength can bring healing and peace to all nations and peoples.

This battle is already won
Despite the ongoing struggles, the song asserts that the ultimate victory of love and justice is already assured.

Gon' finish what you began
The song affirms the idea that the divine source of love and strength will ultimately bring about the triumph of justice and equality in the world.

Together forever, one love
The song emphasizes the power of unity and love in the struggle for justice and equality, and the belief that these forces will ultimately triumph.

It's one love, together
The phrase 'one love' is repeated several times throughout the song, emphasizing the centrality of love and unity in the struggle for justice and equality.

Midst of the struggle, it's one love
The song concludes with a repetition of the phrase 'in the midst of the struggle, it's one love', reinforcing the central theme of the song and the belief in the ultimate triumph of love and unity over oppression and injustice.