paroles de chanson Garvey's Vision - Winston McAnuff

When Garvey left.
He said we'd be free.
From all Babylon brutality.
No more war.
No more poverty.
In our society.
It's too long now.
We've been suffering I say.
It's too long now.
We've been slaves.
No one don't even care.
About I'n'I these days.
They'd rather see I man eat clay.
But Jah told I man in a vision.
That the reward of endurance.
Is victory I say.

But brother Garvey.
Your words must come through.
Until that day.
I shall not remove.
I shall seat to see.
Who've done me wrong.
Going down with Babylon.

It's too long now.
We've been suffering I say.
It's too long now we've been slaves.
No one don't even care.
About I'n'I these days.
They'd rather see I man eat clay.
But Jah told I man in a vision.
That the reward of endurance.
Is victory I say.

No one don't even care.
About I'n'I these days.
They'd rather see I man eat clay.
But Jah told I man in a vision.
That the reward of endurance.
Is victory I say.