Kings Of Kings
Mojah Fantan Lyrics

When I rise Early this morning I see love, I see love in front of me yo again
The singer wakes up early in the morning and sees love around him. He expresses his joy at the sight.

When I rise Early this morning I see Jah Jah, Joy inside of me yo again
In addition to love, the singer feels joy that comes from the presence of Jah Jah or God within him.

It na take nothing at all fi hail the king Him bless me in a what me doing It na take nothing at all fi hail the king Selassie the king of all king
The singer believes that it doesn't take a lot to worship and praise the king (presumably Jah or Haile Selassie). He feels that the king blesses him for his actions.

What It takes a man to gain the world And loose his soul Prophecy [Prophecy] It have fi full fill Jah Jah work have fi unfold To the young and the old the blind and the dumb To the hype and the meek the week and the strong Give Jah Jah thanks and just carry on
The singer laments that people often sacrifice their soul to achieve worldly success. He believes that prophecy must come to pass and God's work must unfold for everyone, regardless of intelligence or strength. He advises everyone to give thanks to God and continue on their path in life.

Rise with me princess mi hace fi give praise My two little kids and mi a raise Jah bless mama and bless papa And bless all me bad minded nieghbor I just like to see my people live on A fool with no king with rightousness Cause it na take nothing at all
The singer asks his princess to rise and give praise to God with him, as well as his children, parents, and even his unkind neighbors. He wishes success for his people and reminds them that true righteousness requires nothing but faith in God.

yo you coulda black white purple or blue Love is for me mi say love is for you ask the wicked man see what a he ga do When he buckup waterloo Hide them a Hide Said a to a catch a flu When me pass through them a wonder who tell wicked man them say dey ga haf fi get boo fire fire bun dem
The singer affirms that love is for everyone, regardless of their skin color. He warns that wicked people are bound to face consequences for their actions, such as encountering 'waterloo'. He implies that bad people will be punished and advises against associating with them.