Garvey's Vision Songtext
von 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.