Lyrics Trust Me - Culture
Reggae
Music
for
a
reason
You
see
you
can
play
it
under
Jah
season
I
play
reggae
music
in
the
middle
of
the
street
Play
reggae
music
because
it's
our
beat
Play
reggae
music
because
it
was
ordered
By
the
Messiah
Marcus
Garvey
Trust
me,
trust
me,
trust
me
Why
don't
you
trust
me,
trust
me,
trust
me
Don't
allow
politicians
to
fool
you
again
Another
lawyer
to
plea
your
case
They
love
the
doctor
to
poison
you
And
even
the
minister
to
indoctrinate
you
Why
don't
you
trust
me,
trust
me,
trust
me
Why
don't
you
trust
me,
trust
me,
trust
me
You
trust
the
teachers
to
teach
your
children
Trust
the
mechanic
to
build
your
car
Trust
the
carpenter
to
build
your
house
And
yet
you
don't
trust
your
brother
at
all
Why
don't
you
trust
me,
trust
me,
trust
me
Why
don't
you
trust
me,
trust
me,
trust
me
You
don't
even
trust
yourself
Please
be
yourself
You
trust
the
media
to
give
you
our
news
And
my
simple
words
you
do
refuse
You
don't
trust
Rastafari
You
won't
even
listen
to
I
and
I
and
I
Why
don't
you
trust
me,
trust
me,
trust
me
Why
don't
you
trust
me,
trust
me,
trust
me
Please
I
stand
up
for
the
right
of
every
man
As
lonely
as
long
as
I
can
We
can
win
the
victory
To
fight
on
for
humanity
Trust
me,
trust
me,
trust
me
Why
don't
you
trust
me,
trust
me,
trust
me
My
eyes
are
in
the
human
body
Several
of
them
are
in
your
head
So
why
don't
you
clean
up
your
life
and
try
to
live
Like
the
Congo
Natty
Dread
Why
don't
you
trust
me,
trust
me,
trust
me
Why
don't
you
trust
me,
trust
me,
trust
me
Jah
Rastafari
Jah!
Rastafari!
One
mother
you've
got
I
must
remind
you
And
you
must
respect
her
To
the
highest
level
I
say,
man
Why
don't
you
trust
me,
trust
me,
trust
me
Why
don't
you
trust
me,
trust
me,
trust
me
Why
don't
you
trust
me,
trust
me,
trust
me
And
trust
yourself
too
Why
don't
you
trust
me,
trust
me,
trust
me
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