Black And White
Inner Circle Lyrics


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The link is black, the page is white,
together we'll learn to read and write.
The child is black, the child is white,
the whole world looks upon a sight,
a beautiful sight.

And now a child can understand
that this is the lore of all the land.
All the land.

The world is black, the world is white,
it turns by day and then by night.
A child is black, a child is white,
together they grow to see Jah light.
To see Jah light.

And now it last it's plain to see,
they'll have again a liberty.
And now it last it's plain to see,
they'll have again a liberty.

Liberty
Liberty
Liberty
Liberty

The world is black, the world is white,
it turns by day and then by night.
A child is black, a child is white,
the whole world looks upon a sight.
A beautiful sight.

The world is black, the world is white,
it turns by day and then by night.
The child is black, the child is white.
Together they grow to see Jah light.
To see Jah light.

The world is black, the world is white,
it turns by day and then by night.
The world is black, the world is white,
it turns by day and then by night.

The child is black, a child is white,




the whole world looks upon a sight.
A beautiful sight.

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Inner Circle's song Black and White speaks on the importance of unity and understanding between all races. The opening lines "The link is black, the page is white, together we'll learn to read and write" represents the idea that people of different backgrounds can come together and learn from one another. The lines "The child is black, the child is white, the whole world looks upon a sight, a beautiful sight" highlights the beauty of diversity and the importance of acceptance.


As the song progresses, it speaks on the idea of equality and freedom. The line "And now at last it's plain to see, they'll have again a liberty" represents the hope for a better future where individuals can live freely without discrimination. The repeated use of the phrase "to see Jah light" connects the message of the song to the Rastafarian belief in spiritual enlightenment and religious unity.


Overall, Inner Circle's Black and White promotes the idea of unity and acceptance among all races, highlighting the beauty in diversity and the hope for a better future where all individuals can live freely and without discrimination.


Line by Line Meaning

The link is black, the page is white,
Despite differences in appearance, everything is connected and serves a purpose in learning and growing.


together we'll learn to read and write.
Working together fosters education and communication, leading to mutual understanding.


The child is black, the child is white,
People of all races and backgrounds are equal and deserving of respect and dignity.


the whole world looks upon a sight,
Diversity is a beautiful and meaningful aspect of humanity that should be celebrated.


a beautiful sight.
The sight of different races and cultures living harmoniously is a breathtaking sight to behold.


And now a child can understand
Education is key in helping young people learn to appreciate and accept diversity.


that this is the lore of all the land.
Understanding and embracing diversity is an integral part of the cultural history of all people and societies.


The world is black, the world is white,
The world is made up of people of different races and backgrounds, all of whom are deserving of respect and opportunity.


it turns by day and then by night.
Life moves on and changes constantly, but the need for acceptance and cooperation remains.


Together they grow to see Jah light.
Working together to appreciate diversity leads to a greater sense of unity and spiritual enlightenment.


And now it last it's plain to see,
It is becoming more clear to people that diversity should be celebrated and embraced, rather than feared or rejected.


they'll have again a liberty.
Embracing diversity leads to greater freedom for individuals and society as a whole.


Liberty
Freedom and opportunity for all people, regardless of race, gender, or background, is a fundamental human right.


The world is black, the world is white,
The world is made up of people of different races and backgrounds, all of whom are deserving of respect and opportunity.


The child is black, a child is white,
People of all races and backgrounds are equal and deserving of respect and dignity.


The world is black, the world is white,
The world is made up of people of different races and backgrounds, all of whom are deserving of respect and opportunity.


The child is black, a child is white,
People of all races and backgrounds are equal and deserving of respect and dignity.


The whole world looks upon a sight.
Diversity is a beautiful and meaningful aspect of humanity that should be celebrated.


A beautiful sight.
The sight of different races and cultures living harmoniously is a breathtaking sight to behold.




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kisi raicebe

Melodious master piece, soothing to the soul...old is gold!

Ro Mocelutu

Growing up in Nadera we had a inner circle album back than listening to this brings back found memories 🇫🇯🇫🇯🇫🇯🇫🇯🔥🔥🇫🇯🇫🇯🇫🇯

Tomasi Tukana

Me qai on toka na school bus, voleka ga ni kabasu na Bolton na levu ni butu🤙

Senicibicibi Matavesi

Best memories of 1997 to 1999, traveling to school with music blasting by the carrier driver- hidden paradise of Fiji 🇫🇯

Lawrence Njawe

My first Reggae version I ever heard was that fabulous one by Freddie McGregor👍🔉🔊🎤🎶

te ledua

2021 in lockdown and jamming to this. Love from Fiji 🇫🇯🇫🇯

Victoria Baker

The flower of reggae.

Sega Ama

Love this song heard it wen i was a kid in Samoa

Jeremy G Foots

Sweet Memories from the Tafuna Bus!!! 🚌

Tipene Hopa

Mean song awesome version love inner circle

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