Libre
MC madjah Lyrics

The first two lines "I don't by my people" repeated emphasizes the idea of not selling out or betraying one's own community for personal gain or success. The next line "non dry son my way" could be interpreted as not following the traditional Western approach or conforming to societal norms. The following lines "You wall you all Africa in da wall, in da way in da way Babylone in da way" could be a reference to the historic oppression of Africans and black people, as "Babylone" is often used in Rastafarian culture to represent the system of oppression and Babylonian society.

The chorus "mais tu es libre de croire que la vie n'ai pas un sous tu es libre de changer la vision, croire que tu es libre" translates to "But you are free to believe that life is not worth anything, you are free to change your perspective, believe that you are free." The message here seems to be that even in the midst of systemic oppression and societal pressure, individuals have the power to change their own mindset and refuse to be defined or limited by external forces.

Overall, MC Madjah's "Libre" appears to be a call to resist the systems and societal norms that oppress people and to find freedom from them through changing one's perspective and holding onto personal values.