As a youngster, Buju would often watch his favourite artists perform at outdoor shows and local dancehalls. At the tender age of 13 he picked up the microphone for himself and began toasting under the monicker of "Gargamel". His first single, "The Ruler" was released not long afterwards in 1987 under the production of Robert French at Penthouse Studios.
In 1991, Buju joined Donovan Germain's Penthouse Label and began a fruitful partnership with producer Dave Kelly. Buju is one of the most popular musicians in Jamaican history, having burst onto the charts there suddenly in 1992, with "Bogle" and "Love Me Browning/Love Black Woman", both massive hits in Jamaica. Controversy erupted over Love Me Browning which spoke of Banton's preference for light-skinned women: "Mi love mi car mi love mi house mi love mi money and ting, but most of all mi love mi browning." Some accused Banton of promoting a colonialist attitude and denigrating the beauty of black women. In response, he released "Black Woman" which spoke of his love for dark-skinned beauties: "Stop cry, fi all black woman, respect all the gyals with dark complexion." 1992 was an explosive year for Buju as he broke the great Bob Marley's record for the greatest number of number one singles in a year. Beginning with "Man fi Dead", Buju's gruff voice dominated the Jamaican airwaves for the duration of the year. Banton's debut album, Mr. Mention, includes his greatest hits from that year.
1992 was also the year in which the controversy over Buju's homophobic "Boom Bye Bye" exploded. The media in Great Britain picked up on Buju's less than admirable promotion of violence against homosexuals. Myrie, who had recently signed with Mercury records, refused to back down from his stance against homosexuals, claiming his religious beliefs prevented him from accepting homosexuality. Banton downplayed the violent content of his song, claiming that it was metaphorical. Gay Rights groups campaigned against Buju as well as Shabba Ranks who, when asked about the controversy on the British show The Word, stated, "God created Adam and Eve, not Adam and Steve." Shabba later apologized, but Buju refused to back down which drew the ire of various homosexual advocacy groups who continue to campaign against him.
Banton released the hard-hitting Voice of Jamaica in 1993. The album included a number of conscious tracks. These tracks included "Deportees" a song which criticized those Jamaicans who went abroad but never sent money home, a remix of Little Roy's "Tribal War", a sharp condemnation of political violence, and "Willy, Don't Be Silly" which promoted condom use. The conscious spin of this disc did little to stop the attacks of gay rights groups who felt that his continued performance of "Boom Bye Bye" was a slap in their faces. Some dancehall fans felt that Banton could have exploded onto the American scene if his homophobic song hadn't held him back. Nevertheless, Buju was adopted by many new fans who appreciated his gravelly vocals and cared little about his homophobia.
Til Shiloh (1995) was a very influential album, using a studio band instead of synthesized music, and marking a slight shift away from dancehall towards roots reggae for Banton. Buju turned Rasta and his new album reflected his new beliefs. Til Shiloh is one of the greatest dancehall albums of all time and successfully blended conscious lyrics with a hard-hitting dancehall vibe. The album included a single called "Murderer" which condemned the violence in Jamaican dancehall music, inspired by the murders of dancehall musicians Panhead and Dirtsman. The song inspired several clubs to stop playing songs with excessively violent subject matter. This conscious album had a large impact on dancehall music and showed the hunger the dancehall massive had for conscious lyrics. Dancehall music did not move away from slack and violent lyrics, but the album did pave the way for a greater spirituality within the music.
Inna Heights (1997) substantially increased Banton's international audience as Buju explored his singing ability and recorded a number of roots-tinged tracks. Banton covered The Silvertones' "Destiny" and recorded songs with such artists as Beres Hammond and the legendary Toots Hibbert. The album was well-received but had distribution problems. Also, some fans were disappointed, having hoped for another ground-breaking album like "Til Shiloh." Still, Buju's experimentation and soaring vocals impressed many fans and this album remains a highly regarded work.
In 1998, Buju met the punk band Rancid and recorded two tracks with them: "Misty Days" and "Life Won't Wait." The latter became the title track of Rancid's 1999 album, Life Won't Wait. Subsequently, Buju signed with Rancid's eclectic Anti, a subsidiary of Epitaph and released Unchained Spirit in 2000.
In March 2003 he released Friends for Life, which featured more sharply political songs, including "Mr. Nine", an anti-gun song that further verified his status as one of reggae's most anti-confrontational artists.
Banton's 2006 album Too Bad got him nominated for a second Grammy but despite the album's brilliance and artistic excellence "Too Bad" did not garner the award. "Too Bad" brings us back to the Buju of the nineties with his rough phenomenal voice backed by hypnotic beats and conscious lyrics that seem to stay on repeat in your head. "Too Bad" is a complete listen from start to finish and is an extra success because the Gargamel executive produced the album on his own label.
On April 21, 2009, Buju released the often delayed album Rasta Got Soul. This is Banton's ninth album and features the hit single Magic City. This release sees Buju returning to roots and culture reggae. The album received a Grammy nomination in the Best Reggae Album category.
As of December 2009, Buju allegedly attempted to buy cocaine from an undercover officer in Miami and faces up to life in prison if convicted. The trial of Banton began on September 20, 2010 in Tampa, Florida.
Life Is A Journey
Buju Banton Lyrics
Jump to: Overall Meaning ↴ Line by Line Meaning ↴
What does dis life mean to you?
Check it from a rasta man point-a-view
And you see dat life is sweet
And what you make it
To some it is a burden
To I man it's a journey
You gain di world and loose you soul you have
There is knowledge
Let those in di world part take thereof
You never know what you got
Til you loose what you got
It's not a burden
Tell dem it's a journey
Or a trod if you're not careful
You gain dis world and loose that soul you have
There is knowledge
Let those in di world part take thereof
You never know what you got
Til you loose what you got
I feel as if there is no chance for me
No balance, no gravity
How can I save myself from this calamity
Open my eyes around me, pure friendenemy
People of different motives and quality
Pulling for power while I pull for sanity
To conquer fears and calm all anxiety
I see my people suffer
Everyday all around me
Many fall victims, where they are they are loney
I sing this one for my homies
Di ones dem weh know me
Who grow me, who show me Buju Banton surely
Learn my mathematics from di skillful Tony
Who hussle wid bones
Street smart, him show me
English grammar I owe to Miss Romie
Selassie I call me, me declare di glory
There is hope for everyman surely
There is hope for everyman surely
It's not a burden
Go and tell the world
It is a trod if you're not careful
You gain dis world and loose the soul you have
There is knowledge
Let those in di world part take thereof
You never know what you got
Til you loose what you got
It's not a burden
Oh my friend it is a journey
If you're not careful
You gain dis world and loose the soul you have
There is knowledge
Let those in di world part take thereof
You never know what you got
Til you loose what you got
As sure as di sun shines
I am keeping what's mine
The time, the signs, children having babies
Demoralizing the ladies
The rise of the pagan churches
Shares and psychic white and black magic
All diguise in clever logics
Shall be tragic upon false profit
Who rise and lie and Modda Terrisa cry
As peace maker die and Clinton testify
Who resovours run dry
The ozone layer die
And we don't know why, oooh
Life is not a burden
Tell dem it's a journey
Or a trod if you're not careful
You gain dis world and loose the soul you have
There is knowledge
Let those in di world part take thereof
You never know what you got
Til you loose what you got
It's not a burden
No, no, no
It is a trod if you're not careful
You gain dis world and loose the soul you have
There is knowledge
Let those in di world part take thereof
You never know what you got
Til you loose what you got
Wars cannot help us to better ourselves
Inside everyman there is hidden wealth
Everyman wants to be comfortable
No man wants to be disable
Some too greedy, some too craven
And all dem get dat still no sufficient
Some love war and dat no mek sense
Envy bring hatred and crime and violence
Listen Buju Banton a open up you sense
A hope you really don't tek offence
It's not a burden
I know it's a journey
Or a trod if you're not careful
You gain dis world and loose the soul you have
There is knowledge
Let those in di world part take thereof
You never know what you got
Til you loose what you got
It's not a burden
No, no, no
It is a trod if you're not careful
You gain dis world and loose the soul you have
There is knowledge
Let those in di world part take thereof
You never know what you got
Til you loose what you got
I feel as if there is no chance for me
No balance, no gravity
How can I save myself from this calamity
Open my eyes around me, pure friendenemy
People of different motives and quality
Pulling for power while I pull for sanity
To conquer myself and calm all anxiety
Every minute, every hour
I ask the Father over me
Ask Buju Banton fe guide dem surely
Listen to the music and ask him the glory
Selassie I call me, me tell dem the story
And listen Buju Banton pon the riddim surely
Hey, hey, hey
Hear me say my bredren...
In Buju Banton’s song “Life Is A Journey,” he shares his perspective on what life means to him from a Rastafarian point of view. He emphasizes that life is sweet and what you make of it. To him, life is a journey rather than a burden, and it's important to be careful along the way, expressing the concern that we can lose our soul if we're not careful. He encourages people to take part in the knowledge that the world offers and not to take anything for granted. Buju Banton discusses the different challenges and difficulties in life that people face, such as greed, envy, and violence. He highlights the importance of hope, and that there is hope for everyone. Life is not a burden, and he hopes that people will understand and accept the journey that life offers.
Line by Line Meaning
What is life?
Buju Banton poses a question about the meaning of life
What does dis life mean to you?
Buju Banton inquires about the individual perception of life
Check it from a rasta man point-a-view
Buju Banton suggests a different perspective on life - a Rasta's view
And you see dat life is sweet
Looking at life from a Rasta's view, Buju Banton sees it as sweet
And what you make it
The sweetness of life is subjective and based on one's own actions
To some it is a burden
Some see life as burdensome
To I man it's a journey
Buju Banton views life as a journey, not a burden
Or a trod if you're not careful
Life can be a dangerous path if one is not careful
You gain di world and loose you soul you have
Success and worldly possessions can come at the cost of one's soul
There is knowledge
Buju Banton acknowledges the power of knowledge
Let those in di world part take thereof
The world should share knowledge and learn from each other
You never know what you got
One may not realize the value of what they have until they lose it
Til you loose what you got
One only realizes the value of something after losing it
It's not a burden
Buju Banton repeats his earlier assertion that life is not a burden
Tell dem it's a journey
Buju Banton encourages others to see life as a journey
I feel as if there is no chance for me
Buju Banton expresses his sense of hopelessness
No balance, no gravity
The lack of balance and stability in Buju Banton's life
How can I save myself from this calamity
Buju Banton expresses his desire to save himself from his current state
Open my eyes around me, pure friendenemy
Buju Banton sees both friends and enemies around him
People of different motives and quality
The people around Buju Banton have differing values and intentions
Pulling for power while I pull for sanity
Some around Buju Banton focus on gaining power while he aims for peace of mind
To conquer fears and calm all anxiety
Buju Banton seeks to overcome his fears and anxieties
I see my people suffer
Buju Banton observes the suffering of those close to him
Everyday all around me
The suffering is a daily occurrence
Many fall victims, where they are they are loney
The victims of suffering are often left alone and without support
I sing this one for my homies
Buju Banton dedicates a song to his friends
Who grow me, who show me Buju Banton surely
Buju Banton acknowledges those who have helped him and guided him
Learn my mathematics from di skillful Tony
Buju Banton learned important life skills from Tony
Who hussle wid bones
Tony was a hustler and risk-taker
Street smart, him show me
Tony taught Buju Banton how to be street smart
English grammar I owe to Miss Romie
Buju Banton credits Miss Romie for teaching him proper English grammar
Selassie I call me, me declare di glory
Buju Banton declares his allegiance to Selassie I
There is hope for everyman surely
Despite the struggles, Buju Banton believes there is hope for all
Go and tell the world
Buju Banton urges others to spread the message of hope
Oh my friend it is a journey
Buju Banton repeats his earlier assertion that life is a journey and not a burden
If you're not careful
One must be cautious on life's journey
As sure as di sun shines
An expression of certainty
I am keeping what's mine
Buju Banton is holding onto what is rightfully his
The time, the signs, children having babies
Buju Banton highlights the issues of underage pregnancy and the signs of changing times
Demoralizing the ladies
Buju Banton denounces the exploitation of women
The rise of the pagan churches
Buju Banton expresses concern about the growing influence of non-Christian religions
Shares and psychic white and black magic
Buju Banton criticizes the practice of magic, both black and white
All diguise in clever logics
Those who practice magic often do so in ways that seem logical and reasonable
Shall be tragic upon false profit
Those who profit from the exploitation of others will ultimately meet a tragic fate
Who rise and lie and Modda Terrisa cry
Buju Banton references Mother Teresa and those who deceive and cause others to suffer
As peace maker die and Clinton testify
Buju Banton laments the death of peacemakers and the need for political testimony
Who resovours run dry
As natural resources run dry, people will suffer
The ozone layer die
Buju Banton expresses concern about environmental damage
And we don't know why, oooh
There is a general sense of confusion and uncertainty
Life is not a burden
Buju Banton reaffirms his belief that life is not a burden
No, no, no
A clear expression of denial
Wars cannot help us to better ourselves
Buju Banton denounces the idea that wars can lead to self-improvement
Inside everyman there is hidden wealth
Buju Banton believes that every person has something valuable within them
Everyman wants to be comfortable
Buju Banton highlights the universal desire for comfort
No man wants to be disable
No one wants to feel powerless or helpless
Some too greedy, some too craven
Some people are too consumed by their own desires and fears
And all dem get dat still no sufficient
Even those who have much are often still unsatisfied
Some love war and dat no mek sense
Buju Banton questions the sense in those who enjoy war and violence
Envy bring hatred and crime and violence
Buju Banton highlights the destructive nature of envy and jealousy
Listen Buju Banton a open up you sense
Buju Banton encourages others to listen and learn
A hope you really don't tek offence
Buju Banton hopes that his frankness does not offend
I know it's a journey
Buju Banton reiterates his belief that life is a journey
To conquer myself and calm all anxiety
Buju Banton sets personal goals to overcome himself and his anxieties
Every minute, every hour
Buju Banton emphasizes the constant nature of personal growth
I ask the Father over me
Buju Banton seeks guidance from a higher power
Ask Buju Banton fe guide dem surely
Buju Banton offers to guide others towards personal growth
Listen to the music and ask him the glory
Buju Banton suggests that his music can provide guidance
Selassie I call me, me tell dem the story
Buju Banton reiterates his loyalty to Selassie I and the teachings behind his faith
And listen Buju Banton pon the riddim surely
Buju Banton emphasizes the importance of his music to the message he wants to convey
Hey, hey, hey
An exclamation of excitement and energy
Hear me say my bredren...
Buju Banton addresses his listeners, calling them his friends
Writer(s): Donovan Germain, Mark Anthony Myrie, Stephen Michael Marsden
Contributed by Aria E. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@eduardotejo856
What is life?
What does dis life mean to you?
Check it from a rasta man point-a-view
And you see dat life is sweet
And what you make it
To some it is a burden
To I man it's a journey
Or a trod if you're not careful
You gain di world and loose you soul you have
There is knowledge
Let those in di world part take thereof
You never know what you got
Til you loose what you got
It's not a burden
Tell dem it's a journey
Or a trod if you're not careful
You gain dis world and loose that soul you have
There is knowledge
Let those in di world part take thereof
You never know what you got
Til you loose what you got
I feel as if there is no chance for me
No balance, no gravity
How can I save myself from this calamity
Open my eyes around me, pure friendenemy
People of different motives and quality
Pulling for power while I pull for sanity
To conquer fears and calm all anxiety
I see my people suffer
Everyday all around me
Many fall victims, where they are they are loney
I sing this one for my homies
Di ones dem weh know me
Who grow me, who show me Buju Banton surely
Learn my mathematics from di skillful Tony
Who hussle wid bones
Street smart, him show me
English grammar I owe to Miss Romie
Selassie I call me, me declare di glory
There is hope for everyman surely
There is hope for everyman surely
It's not a burden
Go and tell the world
It is a trod if you're not careful
You gain dis world and loose the soul you have
There is knowledge
Let those in di world part take thereof
You never know what you got
Til you loose what you got
It's not a burden
Oh my friend it is a journey
If you're not careful
You gain dis world and loose the soul you have
There is knowledge
Let those in di world part take thereof
You never know what you got
Til you loose what you got
As sure as di sun shines
I am keeping what's mine
The time, the signs, children having babies
Demoralizing the ladies
The rise of the pagan churches
Shares and psychic white and black magic
All diguise in clever logics
Shall be tragic upon false profit
Who rise and lie and Modda Terrisa cry
As peace maker die and Clinton testify
Who resovours run dry
The ozone layer die
And we don't know why, oooh
Life is not a burden
Tell dem it's a journey
Or a trod if you're not careful
You gain dis world and loose the soul you have
There is knowledge
Let those in di world part take thereof
You never know what you got
Til you loose what you got
It's not a burden
No, no, no
It is a trod if you're not careful
You gain dis world and loose the soul you have
There is knowledge
Let those in di world part take thereof
You never know what you got
Til you loose what you got
Wars cannot help us to better ourselves
Inside everyman there is hidden wealth
Everyman wants to be comfortable
No man wants to be disable
Some too greedy, some too craven
And all dem get dat still no sufficient
Some love war and dat no mek sense
Envy bring hatred and crime and violence
Listen Buju Banton a open up you sense
A hope you really don't tek offence
It's not a burden
I know it's a journey
Or a trod if you're not careful
You gain dis world and loose the soul you have
There is knowledge
Let those in di world part take thereof
You never know what you got
Til you loose what you got
It's not a burden
No, no, no
It is a trod if you're not careful
You gain dis world and loose the soul you have
There is knowledge
Let those in di world part take thereof
You never know what you got
Til you loose what you got
I feel as if there is no chance for me
No balance, no gravity
How can I save myself from this calamity
Open my eyes around me, pure friendenemy
People of different motives and quality
Pulling for power while I pull for sanity
To conquer myself and calm all anxiety
Every minute, every hour
I ask the Father over me
Ask Buju Banton fe guide dem surely
Listen to the music and ask him the glory
Selassie I call me, me tell dem the story
And listen Buju Banton pon the riddim surely
Hey, hey, hey
Hear me say my bredren...
@irieb
What is life?
What does dis life mean to you?
Check it from a rasta man point-a-view
And you see dat life is sweet
And what you make it
To some it is a burden
To I man it's a journey
Or a trod if you're not careful
You gain di world and loose you soul you have
There is knowledge
Let those in di world part take thereof
You never know what you got
Til you loose what you got
It's not a burden
Tell dem it's a journey
Or a trod if you're not careful
You gain dis world and loose that soul you have
There is knowledge
Let those in di world part take thereof
You never know what you got
Til you loose what you got
I feel as if there is no chance for me
No balance, no gravity
How can I save myself from this calamity
Open my eyes around me, pure friendenemy
People of different motives and quality
Pulling for power while I pull for sanity
To conquer fears and calm all anxiety
I see my people suffer
Everyday all around me
Many fall victims, where they are they are loney
I sing this one for my homies
Di ones dem weh know me
Who grow me, who show me Buju Banton surely
Learn my mathematics from di skillful Tony
Who hussle wid bones
Street smart, him show me
English grammar I owe to Miss Romie
Selassie I call me, me declare di glory
There is hope for everyman surely
There is hope for everyman surely
It's not a burden
Go and tell the world
It is a trod if you're not careful
You gain dis world and loose the soul you have
There is knowledge
Let those in di world part take thereof
You never know what you got
Til you loose what you got
It's not a burden
Oh my friend it is a journey
If you're not careful
You gain dis world and loose the soul you have
There is knowledge
Let those in di world part take thereof
You never know what you got
Til you loose what you got
As sure as di sun shines
I am keeping what's mine
The time, the signs, children having babies
Demoralizing the ladies
The rise of the pagan churches
Shares and psychic white and black magic
All diguise in clever logics
Shall be tragic upon false profit
Who rise and lie and Modda Terrisa cry
As peace maker die and Clinton testify
Who resovours run dry
The ozone layer die
And we don't know why, oooh
Life is not a burden
Tell dem it's a journey
Or a trod if you're not careful
You gain dis world and loose the soul you have
There is knowledge
Let those in di world part take thereof
You never know what you got
Til you loose what you got
It's not a burden
No, no, no
It is a trod if you're not careful
You gain dis world and loose the soul you have
There is knowledge
Let those in di world part take thereof
You never know what you got
Til you loose what you got
Wars cannot help us to better ourselves
Inside everyman there is hidden wealth
Everyman wants to be comfortable
No man wants to be disable
Some too greedy, some too craven
And all dem get dat still no sufficient
Some love war and dat no mek sense
Envy bring hatred and crime and violence
Listen Buju Banton a open up you sense
A hope you really don't tek offence
It's not a burden
I know it's a journey
Or a trod if you're not careful
You gain dis world and loose the soul you have
There is knowledge
Let those in di world part take thereof
You never know what you got
Til you loose what you got
It's not a burden
No, no, no
It is a trod if you're not careful
You gain dis world and loose the soul you have
There is knowledge
Let those in di world part take thereof
You never know what you got
Til you loose what you got
I feel as if there is no chance for me
No balance, no gravity
How can I save myself from this calamity
Open my eyes around me, pure friendenemy
People of different motives and quality
Pulling for power while I pull for sanity
To conquer myself and calm all anxiety
Every minute, every hour
I ask the Father over me
Ask Buju Banton fe guide dem surely
Listen to the music and ask him the glory
Selassie I call me, me tell dem the story
And listen Buju Banton pon the riddim surely
Hey, hey, hey
Hear me say my bredren...
@eduardotejo856
What is life?
What does dis life mean to you?
Check it from a rasta man point-a-view
And you see dat life is sweet
And what you make it
To some it is a burden
To I man it's a journey
Or a trod if you're not careful
You gain di world and loose you soul you have
There is knowledge
Let those in di world part take thereof
You never know what you got
Til you loose what you got
It's not a burden
Tell dem it's a journey
Or a trod if you're not careful
You gain dis world and loose that soul you have
There is knowledge
Let those in di world part take thereof
You never know what you got
Til you loose what you got
I feel as if there is no chance for me
No balance, no gravity
How can I save myself from this calamity
Open my eyes around me, pure friendenemy
People of different motives and quality
Pulling for power while I pull for sanity
To conquer fears and calm all anxiety
I see my people suffer
Everyday all around me
Many fall victims, where they are they are loney
I sing this one for my homies
Di ones dem weh know me
Who grow me, who show me Buju Banton surely
Learn my mathematics from di skillful Tony
Who hussle wid bones
Street smart, him show me
English grammar I owe to Miss Romie
Selassie I call me, me declare di glory
There is hope for everyman surely
There is hope for everyman surely
It's not a burden
Go and tell the world
It is a trod if you're not careful
You gain dis world and loose the soul you have
There is knowledge
Let those in di world part take thereof
You never know what you got
Til you loose what you got
It's not a burden
Oh my friend it is a journey
If you're not careful
You gain dis world and loose the soul you have
There is knowledge
Let those in di world part take thereof
You never know what you got
Til you loose what you got
As sure as di sun shines
I am keeping what's mine
The time, the signs, children having babies
Demoralizing the ladies
The rise of the pagan churches
Shares and psychic white and black magic
All diguise in clever logics
Shall be tragic upon false profit
Who rise and lie and Modda Terrisa cry
As peace maker die and Clinton testify
Who resovours run dry
The ozone layer die
And we don't know why, oooh
Life is not a burden
Tell dem it's a journey
Or a trod if you're not careful
You gain dis world and loose the soul you have
There is knowledge
Let those in di world part take thereof
You never know what you got
Til you loose what you got
It's not a burden
No, no, no
It is a trod if you're not careful
You gain dis world and loose the soul you have
There is knowledge
Let those in di world part take thereof
You never know what you got
Til you loose what you got
Wars cannot help us to better ourselves
Inside everyman there is hidden wealth
Everyman wants to be comfortable
No man wants to be disable
Some too greedy, some too craven
And all dem get dat still no sufficient
Some love war and dat no mek sense
Envy bring hatred and crime and violence
Listen Buju Banton a open up you sense
A hope you really don't tek offence
It's not a burden
I know it's a journey
Or a trod if you're not careful
You gain dis world and loose the soul you have
There is knowledge
Let those in di world part take thereof
You never know what you got
Til you loose what you got
It's not a burden
No, no, no
It is a trod if you're not careful
You gain dis world and loose the soul you have
There is knowledge
Let those in di world part take thereof
You never know what you got
Til you loose what you got
I feel as if there is no chance for me
No balance, no gravity
How can I save myself from this calamity
Open my eyes around me, pure friendenemy
People of different motives and quality
Pulling for power while I pull for sanity
To conquer myself and calm all anxiety
Every minute, every hour
I ask the Father over me
Ask Buju Banton fe guide dem surely
Listen to the music and ask him the glory
Selassie I call me, me tell dem the story
And listen Buju Banton pon the riddim surely
Hey, hey, hey
Hear me say my bredren...
@RapedbumbyPeelPolicesince1999.
I feel as if there is no chance for me No balance, no gravity How can I save myself from this calamity Open my eyes around me, pure friendenemy People of different motives and quality Pulling for power while I pull for sanity To conquer fears and calm all anxiety
@foodforthoughtzx7821
💯💯
@arnoldgardiner2729
This buju tune got this swagger boi !!!!
@Chavezinthe6ix
Big tune Buju,you are my favorite rasta musician, keep up the good work.
@dwayneroach6661
Wow!!! His return is going to be even bigger.
@rapsmithtv
One of my favorite Buju songs!
@christophermendez2027
Mine too
@TheTangleray
God knows u were chosen 4 a musical calling !!!! I love your messages !!!Thanx!!!!
@AyoRabiu-ss9fr
Nuff respect raggermufin ghetto superster