1… Read Full Bio ↴Professor refers to one of at least five different artists/groups:
1) Professor is a South African kwaito artist (part of the duo of Tzozo & Professor) whose 2010 solo record, "University of Kalawa Jazmee" (Kalawa Jazmee Records) was certified gold as of December 2010. "Jezebel", the lead single off the record, was a smash hit on South African radio stations.
2) Professor was a German grindcore band that nobody seems to know much about. They released one 7", "Academizer" on Epistrophy Records in 1993. The Academizer EP was re-released on a 3" mini-CD in 2003 by tUMULt records. Members where previously involved with the band Feedback Recycling.
3) Professor was also a Spanish Rap Singer who recorded an album with covers from Mecano, Hombres G, La Union, Un Pinguino en mi Ascensor, Semen Up, Alaska
4)The Solo Project of Harrison Stafford - The lead singer of reggae band Groundation.
5) Professor is a hardcore/punk band from Toledo, Ohio that plays College-Humor-Core. Imagine Get Rad occasionally guitar soloing with Discharge and circle-pitting all over your fucking living room. http://professorhardcore.bandcamp.com/album/corientation
6) Professor is a Heavy Metal band from Los Angeles, California.
Right On
Professor Lyrics
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Here we are today without knowledge we'll fall
Still I will never be the one to heed my enemy's call
Everybody right on, right on
It's not what you see
my little brother right on
Everybody right on, right on
My little brother right on, right on
Bring my stone, bring my hammer down
Bring my stone, bring my hammer down
From Mt. Zion, Mount Zion
From Mount Zion, Mount Zion
Everybody right on, right on
Watch what you see
my little brother right on
everybody right on, right on
oh right on, everybody right on
(guitar solo)
(Winston)
Ishmael and Isaac, Israel and Palestine
please draw a line, a line, a line
Ishmael and Isaac, Israel and Palestine
Brothers are you blind?
Here we are today without knowledge we'll fall
Still I will never be the one to heed my enemies call
Everybody right on, right on
watch what you see, my little brother right on
Everybody right on, right on
Oh right on, right on
Bring my stone, bring my hammer down
Bring my stone, bring my hammer down
From Mt. Zion, Mount Zion
From Mount Zion, Mount Zion
Everyone right on, right on
Everybody right on, right on
watch what you see, my little brother right on
oh right on, right on
everybody!
(outro Winston)
The song “Right On” by Professor featuring Winston McAnuff is a call for unity and progress despite the challenges faced by society. The first two lines, “Here we are today without knowledge we'll fall / Still I will never be the one to heed my enemy's call”, underscore the importance of education and critical thinking in order to survive in a world full of misleading information. The lyrics then urge everyone to keep moving forward despite obstacles: “Everybody right on, right on / It's not what you see / my little brother right on”. The repetition of “right on” emphasizes the need to stay focused and not be distracted by negativity.
The song then shifts focus to the ongoing conflict between Ishmael and Isaac, Israel and Palestine, stressing the need for unity instead of division: “please draw a line, a line, a line / Ishmael and Isaac, Israel and Palestine / Brothers are you blind?”. Professor’s refusal to follow the enemy’s call has a broader message, as it encourages listeners to not be misled by divisive rhetoric from those in power: “Still I will never be the one to heed my enemies call”. The lyrics “Bring my stone, bring my hammer down / From Mount Zion, Mount Zion” suggest a call for action and oneness, as if to say that with unity and determination, anything is possible.
Line by Line Meaning
Here we are today without knowledge we'll fall
Without staying informed, we will fail in life.
Still I will never be the one to heed my enemy's call
I will never follow the instruction of my foe.
Everybody right on, right on
Everybody, keep focused and persevere.
It's not what you see
What you perceive may not be the truth.
my little brother right on
Stay strong, my dear sibling.
Bring my stone, bring my hammer down
Take action to make an impact.
From Mount Zion, Mount Zion
From a place of spiritual power.
watch what you see, my little brother right on
Be vigilant about what is happening and stay strong, sibling.
oh right on, right on
Oh, let us persevere and remain vigilant.
Ishmael and Isaac, Israel and Palestine
Referencing a conflict in the Middle East - highlighting the importance of finding peace.
please draw a line, a line, a line
A call to action for peace - urging people to find common ground and put borders aside.
Brothers are you blind?
Brothers, can you not see the importance of peace and the need to find common ground?
Everyone right on, right on
Every person must stay determined and persevere.
everybody!
Everyone, let us stay focused and not lose hope.
Contributed by Isabella V. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
David'sUKChannel
I think this is his best song ever.
Lee Gallagher
hi best songs are upperclapton dance and jungle
Rabih Hmaissy
I totally agree 👍 with you
Rachael Stewart
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John Dudley
Agreed! its his best!
Roland Roidinger
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nicola carey
💔 Such a heart breaking tune... this song is so powerful... it has honesty got me crying 💔😢😢
Christophe Kennedy
I miss the day when the radio used to play these songs. Good thing these great artist still have an outle!
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