Where do you go from here? Rasta found you guilty on the points of care Atomic energy fuel your ego cheer Manufacture machine based upon your nuclear Your human family dropped to warfare In the children heart you try to drive all your fear Can be recognized from the clothes you wear Yet we nah judge your seam dem, neither your tear
I tell you now Living in this polluted hemisphere, youths hold strong Judgement again! The works of the wicked never will prevail for long Where you belong,Ethiopian? Babylon me tell yuh say ah
[Crs1: Sizzla]
[Verse: Sizzla]
Me tell dem the youths in agony,organize proper thing Ey! channel the only way dey go So-called authority giving us brutality I fight for my rights also Nothing to eat,we hungry--Ey! no clothes,we hungry Bullets will never stop flow Selassie I - love and mercy inna the crumbling city Protect us all! Ah tell you now oh oh oh Living in polluted hemisphere,people hold strong Judgement again! The works of the wicked man never will prevail for long Where you belong? Give us repatriation! Selassie I done know say ah
[Crs2: Sizzla]
Mockeries and phrase,Babylon applauding for giving such An evilous world Follies and craze,ghetto youths skylarking,not seeing all dem Twist & twirl Kill we fi days,Babylon applauding,cause him dunk we inna the Evilous world Follies and craze,ghetto youths skylarking,we'll be strong all you Boys & girls
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[Crs1: Sizzla]
[Verse 1: Sizzla] Babylon where do go from here...?
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This song is is one of judgement by Sizzla Kalonji. He sings about the corrupt system that many of us have been lead into. The difficulties of troubled youth not noticing that the “powers that be” are tricking them with guns and violence. Sizzla goes on to speak about how Babylon has no love in their hearts based on the fact that they have treated Indigenous human beings in such a brutal manner. War, pollution, and reparations are all spoken about in this song.
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