Burning Spear - Farover (Remastered)

Greetings (Remastered)

Yes, greetings
Yes, greetings
Black Jah, black Jah come from Africa
Black Jah, black Jah come from Africa

First black man was from Africa (yes, greetings)
First black woman was from Africa (yes, greetings)
Black Jah, black Jah come from Africa
Black Jah, black Jah come from Africa

Greetings, Africa (yes, greetings), greetings
Greetings, Nigeria (yes, greetings)
Greetings, Zimbabwe (yes, greetings)
Greetings, Kenya (yes, greetings)
Greetings, Ethiopia (yes, greetings)
Greetings, Addis Ababa (yes, greetings)
Greetings, Africa (yes, greetings), greeting

(Yes, greetings) one thing I don't understand
How so many Black people in America
Have no intention
Have no respect for their culture
I wonder why, I wonder why

But, anyway, I-man love
I-man love, I-man black brethren in America (yes, greetings)
(Yes, greetings) I-man love, I-man black sistren in America
Even though they say that them-a Yankee
Never, never, never, never mind that
A-me brethren (yes, greetings)
Never, never mind that a-me sistren
A-me
So, they 'cause I and I people
To disown they people
But what a day when I and I people get together
Start to hold each other
What a-feedback the wicked get
What a-feedback the wicked get, what a-feedback

Let me light my spliff
Get a clean and deep meditation
About Black people history and culture

Greetings
What-a free things the wicked get
What a-feedback the wicked get, what a-feedback
Oh, what a-feedback the wicked get
What a-feedback the wicked get, oh, what a-feedback
The wicked get a-feedback

What a-feedback the wicked get
What a-feedback-

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Writer(s): Winston Rodney
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