Most High Jah
Fantan Mojah Lyrics

Oah oah the most I jah
The singer calls upon the divine entity of Jah, who is believed to be the highest of all, and asks for help and protection.

Deliver me through my trouble and trial
The singer is asking Jah to guide and protect them through difficult times.

He comfort me
The singer seeks solace and support in Jah.

Thou he prepare a table in front of me
The artist believes that even in the presence of their enemies, Jah will provide for them and bless them.

In the presences of my enemy
The artist believes that their enemies will be present when Jah blesses them.

Jah jah anointed my head with oil
The singer believes that they have been chosen and blessed by Jah.

My cup runneth over
The singer is overwhelmed with gratitude and feels that they have more blessings than they can contain.

Not even the pressure we bear
The artist acknowledges that they face many challenges and hardships.

Or with the struggle out there
The artist further acknowledges the challenges they face outside of themselves.

Inno corrupt thinking or fear
The artist affirms that they have pure thoughts and do not fear what others may do to them.

No that jah judgement drawing near
The singer acknowledges the inevitable final judgement that will be passed by Jah and lives in accordance with their beliefs.

It get rough pon the yute dem
The artist is aware of the difficulties that young people face.

Babylon wan to shoot dem
The singer recognizes that oppressive forces aim to harm the youth.

Send dem up bobo hill get dem
The singer suggests that taking young people to a religious community on Bobo Hill may help protect them.

Emmanuel he cure dem
The singer believes that Jah, through his representative (Emmanuel), can heal the young people.

Dem never no when mi a chant
The artist claims that their enemies do not know when they are praying or invoking Jah's power.

When mi use mi set mi park
The artist suggests that their enemies do not recognize when they use their skills to succeed.

Mi spark dem susu tracktor and car
The singer suggests that they shine brighter than those who seek to harm them.

And mi name set mi up trap pon the lane
The singer implies that their good name and reputation protect them from traps set by their enemies.

Dem set trap for me but binghiman come claim
The artist asserts that they have evaded and overcome traps set by their enemies, with the help of Jah.

Deep inside dem ago shame
The artist feels that their enemies will ultimately face shame and defeat.

Ahh ahh ahhh ahhh ahhh
These lines represent a vocalization of the artist’s elation and gratitude for Jah's blessings.

The most high jah
These lines restate the singer's fervent belief in the divine, all-knowing, and all-powerful presence of Jah.

Deliver me through my trouble and trial
The artist concludes with a final plea to be protected, guided, and blessed by Jah.

He comfort me
The singer expresses the hope that they will find solace and support in Jah's guiding presence.