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Do Good
Yami Bolo featuring Jack Radics, Josey Wales, Charlie Chaplin
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Reverend to society
Black people speaking out internationally
And down in the ghetto we ride pon and go
Happiness is all I know, you know?
Do good, do good, do good
Do good to the poor man
Good, better, best, and never let it rest
Until the good becomes better and the better becomes best
Do good, do good, do good
Selassie I know that
Do good to the poor man
Mr. Big Man, watch how you treat the small man
See the youths them suffer night and day
Nine to five and never get no pay
So many little youths them gone astray
Busting up the Taurus, busting up the Glock, Rasta man
Youth man run up in a speed trap
Selassie I know that's a death trap
We can do it
Ram up any dance hall Jah man
Only we can do it
We can ram up any dance hall Jah man
Lord, black people we can do it
We can ram up any dance hall Jah man
Jah Christ is Charlie Chaplin in a yammy bowl
Juicy Wayne have microphone in a dem hand, Lord
Now poor mama, she have to bang she belly
'Cause after three sons she have, one dead, two gone a penitentiary
Their environment was not so very healthy
Trying to find a better way than a crack up them feet
I beg you do good, do good, to the people
Do what you can to stop the sufferation
Mr. Chaplin them done
You know
Say man a fuss, and man a fight, man a kill, and man a rob
And no waan help to Selassie I job
Gal a strip and gal a pose and a walk without clothes
And a pain and a sin is the whole of them a diagnose
Hear me darling
Say, it no look like Selassie I calling
Every day you see a fear, rain is falling
Look how the hungry belly pickney them bawling
Bet see we a live life, we a wild garlin'
Come here now, Juicy Wayne, cho!
Lord have mercy, hey
Why can't they do it?
Why can't they dress and look well please?
Go home and do it
Please eat your soursop and rice and peas
Every day I get up
I'm praying way down on my knees
Help them Father, I beg you help them please
Because we're living down in a tight squeeze
We can do it
And we can ram up any dance hall Jah man
Do good, do good, do good
Do good to the poor man
Good, better, best, and never let it rest
Until the good becomes better and the better becomes best
Do good, do good, do good
Selassie I know that
So many youths in a sufferation
Can't take it, my brethren
Me little sisters in a prostitution
As them reach sixteen them run out pon the street and a vex
What we need is liberation
Got to be free like a bird in a tree
Too much little youth, them a model with the M1
So I say
Do good, do good, do good
Do good to the poor man
Good, better, best, and never let it rest
Until the good becomes better and the better becomes best
Do good, do good, do good
Selassie I know that
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