Drastic
Ziggy Marley & The Melody Makers Lyrics
To the will of the people, the will of the people
All nation have to bow, drastic solution
And to the will of the people, all nation bow
Drastic resolution
Drastic, do you want it
Do you want it to be drastic, would you like it
Drastic, do you want it
Oh do you want it to be drastic, would you like it
But if you push us we have to
Hey, we don't give up our right, will not stand still
Mmmh, all this oppression make things rough
So I'm a see I've become a slave to my purpose
Drastic, do you want it
Do you want it to be drastic, would you like it
Man mi sey fe drastic, do you want it
Oppressor all over the world, drastic,
Man would you like it
Oh now, you push us down we still get up
You turn your back on us, mmmh, we, we are still here
Try, economic slavery, and this is what you do
You put us in a social jail for isolation
Upper class, middle class, lower class
Third World people look look look look
Look you know, look, you know
Know the power that we have
Know the power catch it like a cat in a bag
Through the power that we have
Know the power catch it like a cat in a bag
All over the world poor people suffer
Mi sey a dog eats more supper in society
You make the world so hard
How is a womanto live, how is a man to think
Hey, I'm just talking to you
Make up your mind, make up your mind
Make up your mind
Make up your mind, make up your mind
Make up your mind
Make up your mind, make up your mind
Make up your mind
Drastic, do you want it, oppressor over the world
Drastic, man would you like it, me sey fi hear my world
Drastic, do why you want it, drastic solution
Drastic, would you like it, drastic revolution
Drastic, do you want it
Do you want it to be drastic, would you like it
All nation have fe bow, oh to the will of the people
All nation have fe bow, to the will of the people
Now, now drastic, drastic, drastic solution
Drastic drastic, a drastic drastic revolution
Drastic a drastic a drastic drastic solution
Mmmh a drastic a drastic a drastic a drastic revolution
I'm willing and able, I'm willing and able
I'm willing and able, I'm willing and able
I'm willing and able, I'm willing and able
Lyrics © Peermusic Publishing, ISHTI MUSIC INC
Written by: DAVID NESTA MARLEY
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Ziggy Marley & the Melody Makers were a reggae group made up of four of Bob Marley's children: Ziggy, Stephen, Sharon, and Cedella.
They formed the Melody Makers when they were teenagers in 1979, and recorded "Children Playing in the Streets" with their father. They went on to perform at their father's funeral in 1981.
The band's popularity was at its highest during 1988, prompting a major record deal with Virgin Records. Shortly thereafter, the group released "Conscious Party," their third album. Read Full BioZiggy Marley & the Melody Makers were a reggae group made up of four of Bob Marley's children: Ziggy, Stephen, Sharon, and Cedella.
They formed the Melody Makers when they were teenagers in 1979, and recorded "Children Playing in the Streets" with their father. They went on to perform at their father's funeral in 1981.
The band's popularity was at its highest during 1988, prompting a major record deal with Virgin Records. Shortly thereafter, the group released "Conscious Party," their third album. On the album was the hit single "Tomorrow People," and the album went on to earn a well-deserved Grammy.
They formed the Melody Makers when they were teenagers in 1979, and recorded "Children Playing in the Streets" with their father. They went on to perform at their father's funeral in 1981.
The band's popularity was at its highest during 1988, prompting a major record deal with Virgin Records. Shortly thereafter, the group released "Conscious Party," their third album. Read Full BioZiggy Marley & the Melody Makers were a reggae group made up of four of Bob Marley's children: Ziggy, Stephen, Sharon, and Cedella.
They formed the Melody Makers when they were teenagers in 1979, and recorded "Children Playing in the Streets" with their father. They went on to perform at their father's funeral in 1981.
The band's popularity was at its highest during 1988, prompting a major record deal with Virgin Records. Shortly thereafter, the group released "Conscious Party," their third album. On the album was the hit single "Tomorrow People," and the album went on to earn a well-deserved Grammy.
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Drastic Solution...Drastic Revolution ✊🇯🇲
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✊🏽 We're tired! "Would you like it"? They wouldn't.😠