Kabaka Pyramid, Tarrus Riley - Fly Di Gate lyrics
[Kabaka Pyramid, Tarrus Riley - Fly Di Gate lyrics]
Who dem? The Children of Israel (Accurate)
Hey Ethiopia a long time no see
Yeh how yuh doing? How’s my family?
Here in di west still a mind full of thee
Am coming home one day you’ll see
Wa a gwaan Jamaica look like yuh fi get
Where is yo culture, do no bother left it
Trees without roots don’t have
Nuff roots fi get
Yo legacy yuh shouldn’t neglect
Babylon fly di gate
Di youths dem waan fi repatriate
Now Babylon fly di gate
Right now di youth dem waan fi repatriate
Some weird faces, I love places
Woman abroad calling all Africans
One way ticket, more than a visit
Time is wasting, we’ve got to go
Children Am a African see us all
So come on, come on, Israel
Jamaica weh mi born but mama Africa is my own
It’s in my DNA down to my very cromozone
Di blood inna mi vane
Di same blood that was slayen
In di fields dem of the cane
When di ships dem come around
But Africa that’s where I
Get my strength from
Di river Nile civilization I was sent from
Fi some a di youths dem
From Kingston to St ann
Tell dem repatriation inna retention
Dem seh wi calling all di brothers an
Calling all di sisters an
Calling all di family an
Uhuh fi get ready and
Rather yuh a Muslim, Christian or a Rasta man
Member yuh a African
Babylon fly di Gate
Di youths dem waan fi repatriate
Babylon fly di Gate
Di Children dem fi repatriate
So pack up yo clothe and pack up yo shoes
Put on yo banners and yo red
Read yo bible everyday
Make sure yo understand yo medz
Rather yo black or rather yo read
Rather yo ball head or yo dread
No bother trouble yo brain
Just praise selassie instead
Cause he’s di one that open up di way
To organize di set like Markus
Garvey in these day
Now I can't afford to see
Di children go a stray
So never yuh delay, to open up di gate
Babylon fly di Gate
Di youths dem waan fi repatriate
Babylon fly di Gate
Di Children dem fi repatriate
Wi calling all di brothers an
Calling all di sisters an
Calling all di family an
Uhuh fi get ready and
Calling all di teachers an
The lawyers and di doctors an
Member yuh a African
Hey Ethiopia a long time no see
Yeh how yuh doing? How’s my family?
Here in di west still a mind full of thee
Am coming home one day you’ll see
Wa a gwaan Jamaica look like yuh fi get
Where is yo culture, do no bother left it
Trees without roots don’t have
Nuff roots fi get
Yo legacy yuh shouldn’t neglect
Babylon fly di gate
Di youths dem waan fi repatriate
Now Babylon fly di gate
Right now di youth dem waan fi repatriate
Some weird faces, I love places
Woman abroad calling all Africans
One way ticket, more than a visit
Time is wasting, we’ve got to go
Children Am a African see us all
So come on, come on, Israel
Jamaica weh mi born but mama Africa is my own
It’s in my DNA down to my very cromozone
Di blood inna mi vane
Di same blood that was slayen
In di fields dem of the cane
When di ships dem come around
But Africa that’s where I
Get my strength from
Di river Nile civilization I was sent from
Fi some a di youths dem
From Kingston to St ann
Tell dem repatriation inna retention
Dem seh wi calling all di brothers an
Calling all di sisters an
Calling all di family an
Uhuh fi get ready and
Rather yuh a Muslim, Christian or a Rasta man
Member yuh a African
Babylon fly di Gate
Di youths dem waan fi repatriate
Babylon fly di Gate
Di Children dem fi repatriate
So pack up yo clothe and pack up yo shoes
Put on yo banners and yo red
Read yo bible everyday
Make sure yo understand yo medz
Rather yo black or rather yo read
Rather yo ball head or yo dread
No bother trouble yo brain
Just praise selassie instead
Cause he’s di one that open up di way
To organize di set like Markus
Garvey in these day
Now I can't afford to see
Di children go a stray
So never yuh delay, to open up di gate
Babylon fly di Gate
Di youths dem waan fi repatriate
Babylon fly di Gate
Di Children dem fi repatriate
Wi calling all di brothers an
Calling all di sisters an
Calling all di family an
Uhuh fi get ready and
Calling all di teachers an
The lawyers and di doctors an
Member yuh a African