Jah
Luciano Lyrics

Yeah, if you know not love and practice not love Then you know we gonna do to extension So this one is from the Black Royal Nation Blessed
Without love, there would be violence and destruction. This song is about promoting love and peace within the Black Royal Nation.

Do I n I sing with the vibes for the injured And the tongue of the tune dem Without love we're nothing
The singer is using their music to uplift those who are hurting. Love is the most important thing we can give to one another.

The way of the system is getting uptight, oh gosh Say the youth get desperate and wayward to fight Take a little stroll down the street the other night I hear some gunshot echo and a youth losin' life Wha Jah tell them
The current system is unfair and causing young people to turn to violence. The singer witnesses the aftermath of a shooting and wonders what message Jah would give to those involved.

Spread a little love and let Jah blessings go 'round Place your feet on higher ground Humble as a dove and let Jah blessings touch down And give some love to someone who is hurt
The singer is urging listeners to spread love and kindness, and to lift each other up in times of hurt. This will bring blessings and happiness.

Be humble and wise, be humble and wise Speaketh the truth and not the lies, yo Just be strong as the I, even I will help the I Rastafari paradise
Humility and honesty are important virtues to possess. The singer reminds listeners that they are not alone and Rastafari will provide a paradise for those who strive to be good people.

You see black people feel the vibes, that's them business The pharisees and scribes come within the villages They want to bring a dirty lifestyle on communities I've got to peel the wicked man like oranges
The singer is calling out those who want to corrupt and harm black communities. They declare their intention to stand up for their people and remove the bad influences like peeling an orange.

I've got to lick the warrior from [Incomprehensible] Tell them bring the marijuana smell it from the window sill Well, Rastafari prevent the blood from spill With one love from the heart, oh, my whole temple fill
The singer describes confronting and defeating a warrior, and calling for marijuana to promote peace. Rastafari promotes love and prevents bloodshed.

I know that society is fighting the truth But it's time for I and I to teach the youth, the root Say I, the Nyabinghi will reign forever, oh Lord Because Jah love is the foundation on which I man stand And that's why I say
The singer recognizes that society resists the message of love and peace. However, it is up to them and others to spread the truth and educate younger generations. They believe that Nyabinghi, a form of Rastafari, will always prevail because of its foundation in Jah's love.

Well, it's Sizzla, feeling so ire fire deh go blaze Love to see black people living the lovely ways Going 'bout dem doing dem own thing Rasta dem a praise Now who the hell can stop the ghetto youth dem from phase
Sizzla expresses his admiration for black people living their best lives, and praises those who live by Rastafari principles. He questions who can stop the progress of the ghetto youth.

That's how I love my friends that's how I love my foe Mama say that isn't why she's [Incomprehensible] And to my black people they leave that open door Rastafari never ignoor
Sizzla believes in showing love and kindness not only to friends but also enemies. He recollects his mother's disapproval of violence. He urges black people to always keep the door open for others, and reminds them that Rastafari will never ignore them.

Ah, tell dem say be humble and wise, be humble and wise Speaketh the truth and not the lies, yo Be strong as the I, even I will help the I This is Rastafari paradise
Sizzla echoes Luciano's call for humility and honesty, while reminding listeners to be strong and to ask for help when needed. Rastafari is a paradise of goodness and positivity.

Make yuh peace, make yuh peace Come, mek me trample the beast I man make ah speech and den me travel go to east I man make ah speech and dem me trample the beast
The singer urges others to find inner peace and put an end to negativity. They declare their intention to speak out against oppression and move forward towards the future.

Some say me simple and dem think me ah the least But gimme, gimme, gimme, gimme, gimme peace Just, just be humble and wise, be humble and wise Speaketh the truth and not the lies, yo Just be strong as the I, I and I will help the I King Rastafari paradise
The singer acknowledges that some might underestimate them, but all they truly desire is peace. They reiterate the importance of humility and honesty, and encourage listeners to ask for help when needed. Rastafari offers a paradise of good values and morals.