They have played along with such important artists as Alpha Blondy, Gregory Isaacs, Kymani Marley, Ken Boothe, Micheal Rose, Inner Circle, Don Carlos, Groundation, Steal Pulse and much more. They have played all around Europe, now waiting to record their second album wich will probably take them all around the globe.
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Pour Some Water
Emeterians Lyrics
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Just like a man needs water to survive
A well needs water to supply
Just like a seed needs nurturing and care
Man should recollect the fruit and share
Pour some water into the well...
And if you're African, pour some water
And if you're American, pour some water
And if you come from Europea, pour some water
And if you're coming from Asia...
Like a well needs water to supply
Man shall not let it dry
Man need water to survive
Just like a seed needs nurturing and care
Man should recollect fruit and share
World is living in abundance
But food wont feed us all...
Pour some water...
Like a child needs caring, love and trust
Fi di plant some water, is a must
Just like man finds obstacles and burdens to bear
A child has problems and troubles to share
Pour some water...
And if you're ... pour some water ...
The song "Pour Some Water" by Emeterians is a call for unity and justice in the world. The lyrics describe how water is essential for survival and growth, just like love, care, and sharing are vital for human well-being. The opening line, "Pour some water into the well..." is a metaphor for replenishing and nourishing the world with kindness, generosity, and compassion.
The first verse states that just like a man needs water to survive, a well needs water to supply. This line establishes a connection between the human body and the earth, highlighting the interdependence of all living beings. The next line, "Just like a seed needs nurturing and care," further emphasizes the importance of taking care of the planet and all its inhabitants. The last line, "Man should recollect the fruit and share," speaks to the idea of giving back to the earth and each other, recognizing that we all have a responsibility to contribute to the well-being of the planet.
The chorus of the song repeats the phrase "Pour some water," calling on people from all over the world to come together and contribute to the betterment of society. It highlights the idea that regardless of where one comes from, the need for water is universal. The lines "World is living in abundance, but food won't feed us all" convey the idea that there is enough resources in the world for everyone, but there is a need for equitable distribution and conscious consumption.
Line by Line Meaning
Pour some water into the well...
Just like a man needs water to survive, A well needs water to supply, Just like a seed needs nurturing and care, Man should recollect the fruit and share.
And if you're African, pour some water
Regardless of where you're from, we all need to contribute to ensure that the well stays full.
And if you're American, pour some water
Irrespective of race, nationality or background, we all have a duty to contribute.
And if you come from Europea, pour some water
No matter where you come from, the message is the same - we must all come together to sustain the well.
And if you're coming from Asia...
All nations must come together to help nurture and sustain the well.
Man shall not let it dry
It is our responsibility to ensure that the well never dries up.
World is living in abundance, But food wont feed us all...
Although the world may have a lot to offer, it is important to take care of our basic needs first.
Like a child needs caring, love and trust, Fi di plant some water, is a must, Just like man finds obstacles and burdens to bear, A child has problems and troubles to share
Just as a child needs love, care and attention to grow, plants need water to survive. Everyone faces difficulties and hardships that need to be shared and addressed.
Writer(s): PABLO CANO, MARIA MARTINS GONCALVES, SARA VAZQUEZ, FELIPE MARTINS GONCALVES, CARLOS RIPOLL ROMO, IGNACIO CARBO BLASCO, JAVIER MARTIN BOIX, CARLOS BUENO BENEDI
Contributed by Lincoln V. Suggest a correction in the comments below.