Santa Claus
Gentleman Lyrics


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People dem a suffer
And you don't give a damn
No, no, no, no
Ey this is [?]
I see people dem a suffer
But you don't give a damn

Santa Claus, if you ever come inna the ghetto
Santa Claus, did you ever wonder why they suffer so
Santa Claus, will you ever come inna the ghetto
Santa Claus, other people wonder where your reindeers go

I see people dem a suffer and you not give a damn
Never come inna the ghetto, never come inna the slum
So sick and so tired to hear the same Christmas song
No chance, no perspective, dem can't find none, no

Where is the love and solidarity?
Where is the love and the justice, where is the equality?
Where is the sense for humanity?
I really wanna know

Santa Claus, will you ever come inna the ghetto
Santa Claus, did you ever wonder why they suffer so
Santa Claus, if you ever come inna the ghetto
Santa Claus, other people wonder where your reindeers go (reindeers go)

'Posed to be the time when the heat cool down and
Times of reflection, a new year come around and
What can we do to be left peaceful zone and
Good people never leave people alone and

Where is the love and solidarity?
Where is the love and the justice, and the equality?
Where is the sense for humanity?
I really wanna know

Santa Claus, if you ever come inna the ghetto (inna the ghetto)
Santa Claus, did you ever wonder why they suffer so (sufferation)
Santa Claus, if you ever come inna the ghetto (ghetto)
Santa Claus, other people wonder where your reindeers go (reindeers go)

No wastin' time for us to change our ways
Show a likkle love can make me open up a gate
So many people longing for brighter days
Find the right and lead the way

Santa Claus, did you ever come inna the ghetto (inna the ghetto)
Santa Claus, did you ever wonder why they suffer so (sufferation)
Santa Claus, will you ever go inna the ghetto? (Gheto)
Santa Claus, other people wonder where your reindeers go (reindeers go)

I see people dem a suffer
And you don't give a damn
No, no, no, no
Why!
I see people dem a suffer




And you don't give a damn
No, no, no, no

Overall Meaning

In this song, Gentleman addresses the issue of social inequality and the neglect of marginalized communities, particularly during the holiday season. He criticizes Santa Claus, symbolizing the spirit of giving and joy, for not visiting the ghetto or slums where people are suffering. He questions why Santa Claus doesn't seem to care about the plight of those who are less fortunate, as he witnesses their struggles and the lack of attention given to their suffering.


Gentleman expresses his frustration at hearing the same Christmas song that offers no hope or change for those who are living in poverty. He highlights the absence of love, solidarity, justice, and equality in society, questioning where these important values have gone. He longs for a sense of humanity and a genuine understanding of the struggles of others.


Throughout the song, Gentleman emphasizes the need for change and compassion. He recognizes that the holiday season is supposed to be a time of reflection and renewal, and he urges people to show love and support to those who are in need. He believes that even a little love can make a significant difference and open up opportunities for a brighter future. He concludes by asking Santa Claus to consider visiting the ghetto, as people wonder where his reindeers are and why he continues to ignore the suffering present there.


Line by Line Meaning

People dem a suffer
The people are experiencing hardship and struggle


And you don't give a damn
But you show a lack of care or concern for their suffering


No, no, no, no
It is evident and undeniable


Ey this is [?]
Hey, this is [?]


I see people dem a suffer
I witness the people enduring hardships


But you don't give a damn
Yet, you remain indifferent and uncaring


Santa Claus, if you ever come inna the ghetto
Santa Claus, have you ever considered visiting the impoverished areas?


Santa Claus, did you ever wonder why they suffer so
Santa Claus, have you ever questioned the reasons behind their suffering?


Santa Claus, will you ever come inna the ghetto
Santa Claus, will you ever choose to visit the impoverished areas?


Santa Claus, other people wonder where your reindeers go
Santa Claus, people are curious about the destination of your reindeers


Where is the love and solidarity?
Where can we find compassion and unity?


Where is the love and the justice, where is the equality?
Where are the principles of fairness and equal opportunities?


Where is the sense for humanity?
Where is the understanding and consideration for human beings?


I really wanna know
I genuinely desire to understand


'Posed to be the time when the heat cool down and
It is expected to be a period of calm and relaxation


Times of reflection, a new year come around and
A time for introspection as a new year begins


What can we do to be left peaceful zone and
What actions can we take to achieve a state of tranquility?


Good people never leave people alone and
Truly good individuals never abandon others


No chance, no perspective, dem can't find none, no
They don't have any opportunities or positive outlook


No wastin' time for us to change our ways
We should not waste any time in altering our behaviors


Show a likkle love can make me open up a gate
Displaying a small amount of love can create opportunities for progress


So many people longing for brighter days
Numerous individuals yearn for better and more hopeful times


Find the right and lead the way
Identify the correct path and guide others towards it


Why!
Expressing frustration and seeking an answer




Lyrics © MUSIC SALES CORPORATION
Written by: Tommy Cowan

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Comments from YouTube:

@c.greystone9825

Classy, Chic, Christmatzy! Thank you!

@nobelnoble8655

Christmas Spirit in the Air !

@jackiehyland4379

Forever Gentlemen are better than the rest of the groups the are fantastic

@hienbossa1065

@JazzizCafeLoveJazz

Estan geniales Ben l'Oncle Soul (@BenOncleSoul), Claire Keim (@claire_keim) y Sinclair (@sinclou) como Forever Gentlemen (@Forev_Gentlemen) para cantar "Santa Claus is coming to town", ellos no son un grupo en realidad sino varios cantantes franceses que se reúnen de manera dispar bajo esa marca, una creación de la cadena francesa TF1 (@TF1). Y en esta ocasión lo hacen para uno de mis temas favoritos, "Santa Claus is coming to town", que se dio a conocer en 1934 en el programa de radio de Eddie Cantor. #FelizNavidad

@dupondm235

Ben <3

@emilienl7453

Defi : trouver un plan de plus de 5 secondes la réal est a gerber

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