From Hanover he moved to St. James where hie attended school and ultimately growing into a mild mannered young man. While in St. James Ginjah realized that „Music is mi life“, and in 1994 he moved to Central Village, Spanish Town where he had his first Studio-Session at the age of seventeen! This Studio was no others than the illustrious King Jammy´s, home to many giants in the music business. Although Ginjah was ready for the world, having now been exposed to critics of an acclaimed studio such as Jammy´s the world has not yet become aware of his musical talents, so he made the best of his time while in Central Village helping to organize a Young People Talent Search for his home community. He not only saw local talent but showcased his own which gave him valuable experience which he would use later on. In 1999 he cought the ear of Beres Hammond who instantly became convinced of the potential of this young man. He was immediatly invited by Beres Hammond to his Harmony House Label. In 2000 Beres label opened his door to Ginjah where he began his early recordings.
No sooner than 2001 he was on tour with Beres Hammond on his Caribbean Tour. That year Ginjah opened several shows streching across the major caribbean cities leaving behind a trail of satisfied patrons wanting for more. Ginjah went on touring with Beres throughout the world, places including Europe, Canada, USA & Japan. Over the period of 4 years, he has performed at allmost every major Reggae-Event across the world except Africa. At 2004 he performed at Reggae Sumfest in Jamaica immediately followed by Pop Icon Lionel Richie and gave a good account to himself to the surprise of everybody there.
Fire Blaze
Ginjah Lyrics
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Woah
Woah, woa, woa, whoah
YES
Verse 1
I'm the type of man, don't need nothing that I don't work for.
They say if you be' honest, you wont reach too far.
Makes me wonder, why so many people change who they are.
They'll do anything, to live the life of a superstar.
Yeaa
Chorus
Fire blaze, blaze, blaze on them.
Fire blaze, blaze, blaze on them.
Fire blaze, blaze, blaze on them.
They'll do anything, to live the life of sin.
YES
Fire blaze, blaze, blaze on them.
Verse 2
I know you're pretending, when you say you love the children.
I know if there is a heaven, that's the place you won't be going.
YEA
All the vanities you showing, know your soul is not golden.
You can find my praying, listen to what I am saying.
YES
Chorus
Fire blaze, blaze, blaze on them.
Fire blaze, blaze, blaze on them.
Fire blaze, blaze, blaze on them.
They'll do anything, to live the life of sin.
YES
Fire blaze, blaze, blaze on them.
Verse 3
I'm the type of man, don't need nothing that I don't work for.
They say if you be' honest, you wont reach too far.
Makes me wonder, why so many people change who they are.
They'll do anything, to live the life of a superstar.
Chorus
Fire blaze, blaze, blaze on them.
Fire blaze, blaze, blaze on them.
Fire blaze, blaze, blaze on them.
They'll do anything, to live the life of sin.
YES
Fire blaze, blaze, blaze on them.
Outro
Fire blaze, blaze, blaze on them.
Fire blaze, blaze, blaze on them.
Fire blaze, blaze, blaze on them.
Fire blaze, blaze, blaze on them.
Fire blaze, blaze, blaze on them.
Fire blaze, blaze, blaze on them.
YEA
In the song "Fire Blaze" by Ginjah, the lyrics convey a strong message about staying true to oneself and not compromising values for superficial gains. The artist starts by asserting his independence and work ethic, stating that he doesn't need anything he hasn't worked for, highlighting the importance of honesty in achieving success. He questions why people often change who they are to pursue the illusion of becoming a superstar, showing disdain for those who are willing to do anything to live a lavish lifestyle at the cost of their integrity.
The chorus "Fire blaze, blaze, blaze on them" serves as a defiant declaration against those who succumb to the temptations of sin and materialism. Through repetition, the artist emphasizes the destructive nature of these behaviors and the consequences they entail. The use of "Fire blaze" symbolizes a burning passion or intensity to expose and confront these individuals who prioritize worldly pleasures over genuine values.
In the second verse, Ginjah calls out hypocrisy and insincerity, particularly towards the love for children and the pursuit of righteousness. He suggests that those who exhibit vanity and superficiality will not find themselves in a place of spiritual purity, pointing out the hollowness of their actions. The artist contrasts this by highlighting his own prayers and the importance of staying true to one's beliefs despite external influences.
The repetition of the chorus throughout the song reinforces the central theme of resisting the allure of superficiality and living a life of integrity. By reiterating the phrase "Fire blaze, blaze, blaze on them," Ginjah solidifies his stance against those who prioritize sin over righteousness. Ultimately, the song serves as a call to stay grounded in authenticity and moral values, even in the face of societal pressures to conform.
Line by Line Meaning
I'm the type of man, don't need nothing that I don't work for.
I am independent and believe in earning what I have through hard work.
They say if you be' honest, you wont reach too far.
Some believe that honesty doesn't get you ahead in life.
Makes me wonder, why so many people change who they are.
It's puzzling why people alter themselves to fit society's standards.
They'll do anything, to live the life of a superstar.
People will go to great lengths to live a glamorous lifestyle.
Fire blaze, blaze, blaze on them.
Expressing a desire to stand out and shine brightly against others.
They'll do anything, to live the life of sin.
People are willing to do wrong things to achieve their desired lifestyle.
I know you're pretending, when you say you love the children.
Seeing through insincere actions, like claiming to care for children.
I know if there is a heaven, that's the place you won't be going.
Suggesting that certain behaviors won't lead to positive outcomes in the afterlife.
All the vanities you showing, know your soul is not golden.
Materialistic displays are not reflective of a pure and kind-hearted soul.
You can find my praying, listen to what I am saying.
Turning to prayer as a source of guidance and sharing meaningful words.
Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: V. Fraizer, S. Pennicott, A. Pennicott
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I love n feel the song
Juliuz Peter
on Never Lost My Way
i like it its so good