Hail To The King
Fantan Mojah Lyrics


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* Chorus:

When I rise
Early this morning
I see love, I see love in front of me
yo again

When I rise
Early this morning
I see Jah Jah, Joy inside of me
yo again

Rpt 1:

It na take nothing at all fi hail the king
Him bless me in a what me doing
It na take nothing at all fi hail the king
Selassie the king of all king

Verse 1:

What It takes a man to gain the world
And loose his soul
Prophecy [Prophecy] It have fi full fill
Jah Jah work have fi unfold
To the young and the old the blind and the dumb
To the hype and the meek the week and the strong
Give Jah Jah thanks and just carry on

Chorus
Rpt 1

Verse 2:

Rise with me princess mi hace fi give praise
My two little kids and mi a raise
Jah bless mama and bless papa
And bless all me bad minded nieghbor

I just like to see my people live on
A fool with no king
with rightousness
Cause it na take nothing at all

Chorus
Rpt 1

Verse 3:

yo you coulda black white purple or blue
Love is for me mi say love is for you
ask the wicked man see what a he ga do
When he buckup waterloo
Hide them a Hide Said a to a catch a flu
When me pass through them a wonder who
tell wicked man them say dey ga haf fi get boo
fire fire bun dem

Chorus
Rpt 1





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Overall Meaning

In Fantan Mojah's song Hail to the King, the chorus highlights the feelings of love and joy that the singer experiences when he rises early in the morning. He attributes those feelings to Jah, the Rastafarian god, and expresses his gratitude for the blessings he has received in life. In the first verse, the singer speaks about the importance of staying true to one's faith, even in the face of worldly temptation. He suggests that it is futile to chase after material wealth and success if it comes at the expense of one's spiritual wellbeing.


In the second verse, the singer gives thanks for his family and community, acknowledging the role they have played in his life. He encourages his listeners to pursue righteousness and live their lives in service to their fellow man. In the final verse, the singer speaks about the power of love to overcome hate and oppression. He suggests that even the most wicked and hateful individuals can be transformed by love if it is shared freely and openly.


Overall, Hail to the King is a song that celebrates the power of love and the importance of faith and community in our lives. It encourages listeners to embrace their spiritual beliefs and pursue lives of righteousness, while also acknowledging the challenges and obstacles that we may face along the way.


Line by Line Meaning

When I rise
At the beginning of the day, upon waking up


Early this morning
The time of day when the sun is starting to rise


I see love, I see love in front of me
I feel a sense of love and positivity around me


yo again
An exclamation of greeting or excitement


When I rise
Once again, upon waking up


Early this morning
Referring to the present moment in time


I see Jah Jah, Joy inside of me
I feel a sense of spiritual joy and happiness


yo again
An expression of excitement or enthusiasm


It na take nothing at all fi hail the king
It doesn't require much effort to give praise to God


Him bless me in a what me doing
God has blessed me in my daily activities


Selassie the king of all king
Referring to Haile Selassie, seen as a religious figure and symbol of unity


What It takes a man to gain the world
Many people strive for worldly success and material gain


And loose his soul
But this may come at a cost to their spiritual well-being


Prophecy [Prophecy] It have fi full fill
Fulfilling prophecy is seen as important and having religious significance


Jah Jah work have fi unfold
God's will and plan must be carried out


To the young and the old the blind and the dumb
God's message applies to people of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds


To the hype and the meek the week and the strong
God's message applies to people of all personalities, temperaments, and strengths


Give Jah Jah thanks and just carry on
Expressing gratitude to God and continuing to live with faith and positivity


Rise with me princess mi hace fi give praise
Encouraging others to join in giving thanks to God


My two little kids and mi a raise
Being grateful for the blessings in one's life, including family


Jah bless mama and bless papa
Asking for blessings for one's parents


And bless all me bad minded nieghbor
Even those who are not kind or good-natured should be blessed


I just like to see my people live on
Wishing for the well-being and prosperity of one's community


A fool with no king
Without belief in God, one is directionless and misguided


with rightousness
With a sense of morality and justice


Cause it na take nothing at all
Believing that giving thanks to God doesn't require any material possessions or grand gestures


yo you coulda black white purple or blue
Regardless of one's skin color or background


Love is for me mi say love is for you
Love is universal and applies to everyone


ask the wicked man see what a he ga do
Challenging those who act immorally or without kindness to change their ways


When he buckup waterloo
When the wicked face consequences for their actions


Hide them a Hide Said a to a catch a flu
Those who hide their bad intentions will ultimately face negative consequences as well


When me pass through them a wonder who
Others may be surprised or impressed by one's sense of peace and positivity


tell wicked man them say dey ga haf fi get boo
Warning those who act immorally that they will face consequences


fire fire bun dem
Using fire as a metaphor for punishment or justice for the wicked




Lyrics © SUELION MUSIC
Written by: BERESFORD HAMMOND

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