Revolutionary Dream
Pablo Moses Lyrics


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Oh yea-hah, oh lo-or-rd, now
Oh-ho-ho no-ow, oh no-oo-ow

A revomutionary dream, people listen keen
Freedom fighter I was in I dream
I was on this mountain with other soldiers
Awaiting orders for attack the oppressors
Woy, woh-ho-oy, woh-woh-woy, woy

In this particular dream the time was night
A time we knew we have to fight

a revolutionary dream, people listen keen
Freedom fighter I was in I dream
Did not want to fight, our brothers
But we had to because there were traitors

Woy, woah-woh-oy, woh-woh-woy, woy

We knew not when this war would end
But our freedom we had to defend, yeh-ha
Oh-ho lord, oh yeah-ah, oh

A revolutionary dream, people listen keen
Freedom fighter I was in I dream
Just when we were about to kill the head man
I awoke out of I wondeful vision

Woy, woah-woh-wo-oy, woh-woh-woh-woy, woy

Back into the world of reality
To try endure the strains of poverty
Yeah-ah

A revolutionary dream, people listen keen
Freedom fighter I was in I dream
Woy, woah-woh-ho-oy, woh-woh-woy, woy
A revolutionary dream, people listen keen
Freedom fighter I was in I dream




Woy, woah-woh-oh-oy, woh-woh-woy, woy
Oh yeah.

Overall Meaning

In the song "Revolutionary Dream" by Pablo Moses, he speaks about a dream he had where he was a freedom fighter on a mountain with other soldiers awaiting orders to attack their oppressors. They knew they had to fight because they were fighting for their freedom, but they did not want to fight against their brothers who were traitors. Moses explains how they did not know when the war would end but they had to defend their freedom. He then states that just when they were about to kill the head man, he woke up out of his dream.


The lyrics in this song depict a powerful message about fighting for freedom and the struggles that come with it. Moses uses his dream to send a message to his listeners that even though the journey to freedom can be difficult, they must continue to fight for their rights.


Overall, "Revolutionary Dream" is a powerful song that inspires people to fight for their freedom regardless of the challenges they may face.


Line by Line Meaning

Oh yea-hah, oh lo-or-rd, now
The artist starts with an exclamation to grab the listener's attention and says that this is happening right now.


A revomutionary dream, people listen keen
The artist talks about a dream he had about a revolution and urges people to pay attention.


Freedom fighter I was in I dream
The artist sees himself as a freedom fighter in this dream.


I was on this mountain with other soldiers
In the dream, the artist is on a mountain with other soldiers, who are presumably freedom fighters.


Awaiting orders for attack the oppressors
The soldiers on the mountain are waiting for orders to attack the oppressors.


In this particular dream the time was night
The dream takes place at night.


A time we knew we have to fight
The artist and the other soldiers knew that they had to fight at this time.


Did not want to fight, our brothers
The artist and the other soldiers did not want to fight their own brothers.


But we had to because there were traitors
The reason they had to fight their own brothers is because there were traitors among them.


We knew not when this war would end
The artist says that they did not know when this war would end.


But our freedom we had to defend, yeh-ha
Regardless of when the war would end, they had to defend their freedom.


Just when we were about to kill the head man
As they were about to kill the leader of the oppressors, something happened.


I awoke out of I wondeful vision
The artist wakes up from his dream.


Back into the world of reality
The artist is brought back into the real world.


To try endure the strains of poverty
The artist now has to face the struggles of living in poverty.


A revolutionary dream, people listen keen
The artist repeats the earlier call to pay attention to his dream of revolution.


Woy, woah-woh-ho-oy, woh-woh-woy, woy
This is a repeated call-to-action to pay attention.


Oh yeah.
The artist concludes the song.




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@BacoMusicYT

Pablo Moses - Revolutionary Dream (©℗2021 House of Moses/Baco Music) : https://baco.lnk.to/RevolutionaryDream
00:00 1. I Love I Bring
04:00 2. Be Not a Dread
07:43 3. Give I Fe a Name
10:44 4. We Should Be in Angola
14:24 5. Come Mek We Run
23:59 6. Revolutionary Dream
27:13 7. Where Am I
30:51 8. I Man a Grasshoper
35:24 9. Corrupted Man
38:05 10. Blood Money
41:07 11. Lonely Singer
44:37 12. Don't Force Me Dub
48:54 13. Live to Love Dub
52:39 14. Rastaman Dub



All comments from YouTube:

@Elizabeth-ci7jt

PABLO MOSES. ORYGINAL. STILE.

@alainbess3355

A mont frère Bernard ki respect les vrai ainsi. Va❤️👍🥳

@kongobaka8831

THE REVOLUTIONARY DREAM IS QUICKLY BECOMING A REVOLUTIONARY REALITY!!! JAH BLESS PABLO MOSES THE STRUGGLE TO FREE AFRIKA AND AFRIKAN PEOPLE WILL NEVER DIE!!! ALUTA CONTINUA UNTIL FINAL VICTORY!!!

@guerriere33

Bonjour 👍 gratitude pour ce partage, merveilleuse journée. 🌹

@ChantDEM.

Big up

@menardjulien175

Merci 🙏

@massto6060

Pablo 👍
There is too much corruption.
Toujours d'actualité en 2022

@Zion_train3

I used to have the cassette of this album late 80s than later in life i bought the CD now i live in Cambodia so hear it on Youtube

@keepmovinent7679

Wow I'm here in jamaica born after the album was made saw him @ rebel salute 2016 steady nuh bomboclatt

@fcovco3298

Merki pour ce Son, Tanks for it

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