New World Order
Jahcoustix Lyrics


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I always wonder even though I believe everyth1ng is meant to be
when life go up and down it's not only fate but responsibility
why do we do the same mistakes over and over again
when already at the first time we cause so many problems

In this new world order
guide and protect us Jah holy father
in this new world order
shine on my way fe cross every border
cause love a mi power

Wel me know jah could a never ever dead him couldn't dead and gone
he live in the hearts of all man the stone that the builder refuse shall be the headcornerstone hold unto your faith and be strong

Sometimes when I think back to the days,
when I was a young boy in youthful ways
bring back all off them memories come the sign when Jah set me free but down inna babylon racial separation is taking place where has the love gone where it all begun

Mistry babylon me I come fe destroy thy plan
and a then whipe way the heathen chase dem out a di land
instead on a solid foundation you build your house upon sand
well de wicked man dem a go tremble when de rastaman chant
dem a dealin with the wrong conception so them gwan end up inna dem own frustration revolutionary we a di younger generation theres no love inna dem heart so the bound haffe go down

Everyday can bring a whole new situation




sometimes dlsappointment then again sweetest surprise
when I come down rely and concentrate will I be able and ready to face the truth behind the fate

Overall Meaning

Jahcoustix's song New World Order discusses the importance of responsibility in life, even in the face of destiny. Despite believing that everything is meant to be, the artist highlights the recurring nature of mistakes and their consequences. The lyrics emphasize the need for Divine guidance and protection in navigating the challenges of a new world order. Jah is called upon to illuminate the path ahead and lead towards unity and love as the "new world order" emerges. The song denounces racial separation and advocates for a revolutionary approach to eradicating injustice and oppression.


The verses also talk about the permanence of Jah's influence on humanity, living on in the hearts of people. The artist expresses his longing for the ways of his youth and his frustration at the prevalence of hatred and violence in the world. The chorus serves as a prayerful plea for love as a source of power and protection against the chaos in the world.


Line by Line Meaning

I always wonder even though I believe everyth1ng is meant to be
I often question whether fate truly controls everything, as I still believe we have some responsibility over the outcomes of our lives.


when life go up and down it's not only fate but responsibility
The good and bad experiences in life are not solely determined by fate, but also by the choices we make and the actions we take.


why do we do the same mistakes over and over again
Despite knowing better, we repeat the same mistakes repeatedly, causing more problems each time.


when already at the first time we cause so many problems
We create significant issues from the very first time we make certain mistakes, yet our tendency is to continue making them.


In this new world order
Acknowledging that the world has changed and faces new challenges.


guide and protect us Jah holy father
Asking for guidance and protection from Jah, a religious figure.


shine on my way fe cross every border
Requesting Jah's light to help overcome obstacles and cross boundaries.


cause love a mi power
Love is a key source of strength that Jah provides.


Wel me know jah could a never ever dead him couldn't dead and gone
Jah is omnipresent and cannot die, and still lives on through everyone's hearts.


he live in the hearts of all man the stone that the builder refuse shall be the headcornerstone hold unto your faith and be strong
Jah lives through all human beings, even those who are rejected, and advises to hold onto faith and be strong.


Sometimes when I think back to the days,
Reflecting on the past and reminiscing about youthful days.


when I was a young boy in youthful ways
Recalling the time when the singer was a young and carefree boy.


bring back all off them memories come the sign when Jah set me free but down inna babylon racial separation is taking place where has the love gone where it all begun
Remembering a time of freedom and joy, but being reminded of the current state of division and racial tensions in society and questioning where love has gone.


Mistry babylon me I come fe destroy thy plan
Promising to disrupt Babylon's ('Babylon' being a metaphor for oppression and injustice of any kind) plan and overthrow them.


and a then whipe way the heathen chase dem out a di land
Removing the oppressors and oppressions from the land.


instead on a solid foundation you build your house upon sand
Criticizing those who build on weak and unsustainable foundations rather than strong, durable ones.


well de wicked man dem a go tremble when de rastaman chant
The wicked will be afraid when they hear the powerful and revolutionary words of the Rastaman (a follower of Rastafarianism).


dem a dealin with the wrong conception so them gwan end up inna dem own frustration
The oppressors have the wrong idea, and therefore they will only end up being more frustrated and unhappy.


revolutionary we a di younger generation theres no love inna dem heart so the bound haffe go down
The younger generation is revolutionary and recognizes the importance of love, whereas oppressors lack it and will ultimately fail.


Everyday can bring a whole new situation
Each day can present a unique opportunity or challenge.


sometimes dlsappointment then again sweetest surprise
There are both disappointments and pleasant surprises that can be encountered in life.


when I come down rely and concentrate will I be able and ready to face the truth behind the fate
The singer acknowledges that in order to face the reality of life's outcomes, one must remain grounded and focused.




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