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Beenie Man ~ One Big Road


Intro: Cho, wooh, nah, na, na, na, nah Wooh, nah, na, na, na, nah Wooh, nah, na, na, na, nigh, hey Wooh, nah, na, na, na, nah Wooh, nah, na, na, na, nah Wooh, nah, na, na, na, nigh Chorus: Cho, life is one big road, with a lot a sign Youthman growing up pon di border line Better yu live in love and nuh commit nuh crime Oh venders beenie man a sey is your time again Life is one big road, with a lot of sign Youthman growing up pon di border line Better yu live in love and nuh commit nuh crime Oh venders, wooh now. Verse 1: How comes the babylon a talk bout all the gun things Fi down When dem a stop the hustling and mek nuh dollars nah run Di youth dem have a tendacy fi tun to dem gun Fi tie up mr. chin and all bruck him place down Well dem haffi wear the latest brand wey come down Ghetto boys and ghetto girls dem just want to have fun To big up all the people who sell a arcade Most a dem a ghetto people and dem people dem nuh fraid But wha happen to teh youths dem wey can't buy nuh stall Wey string up pon di side walk and mek a one call Government nuh matter bout dem people deh a tall Dem only cater fi di people who a mek dem tax tall Repeat chorus : Verse 2: This is the love i'm preaching and teaching To all my brethren i have to big up all my sistren still Woh deh deh lord all bad man listen woh naah. Long time ago back in a kingston city Life was hard but now the life silly Mi hear sey billy shot afta barry, fi wha Di two a dem a par and di two a dem a natty Out a tastee one go buy a little patty Di other locks a hallah fi a yatty. Repeat chorus: Verse 3: Wan know how di ghetto youths dem a live Police a beat vendors and a treat dem like pig All di youth dem wey live in a di village Woh a afta paper dem live some all a wipe car glass Man a laugh and have big talk All ghetto youth a fi unoo time now fi talk Step up inna life and mek di government see All the things dem doing to we, but hear mi sing Life is love, life is livety, life is loveliness, Life is harnony, life is freedom, life is long love Give thanks to on to halli silassie but cho. Repeat chorus then go from top. more free lyrics

Intro:

Cho, wooh, nah, na, na, na, nah
Wooh, nah, na, na, na, nah
Wooh, nah, na, na, na, nigh, hey
Wooh, nah, na, na, na, nah
Wooh, nah, na, na, na, nah
Wooh, nah, na, na, na, nigh

Chorus:

Cho, life is one big road, with a lot a sign
Youthman growing up pon di border line
Better yu live in love and nuh commit nuh crime
Oh venders beenie man a sey is your time again
Life is one big road, with a lot of sign
Youthman growing up pon di border line
Better yu live in love and nuh commit nuh crime
Oh venders, wooh now.

Verse 1:
How comes the babylon a talk bout all the gun things
Fi down
When dem a stop the hustling and mek nuh dollars nah run
Di youth dem have a tendacy fi tun to dem gun
Fi tie up mr. chin and all bruck him place down
Well dem haffi wear the latest brand wey come down
Ghetto boys and ghetto girls dem just want to have fun
To big up all the people who sell a arcade
Most a dem a ghetto people and dem people dem nuh fraid
But wha happen to teh youths dem wey can't buy nuh stall
Wey string up pon di side walk and mek a one call
Government nuh matter bout dem people deh a tall
Dem only cater fi di people who a mek dem tax tall

Repeat chorus :

Verse 2:
This is the love i'm preaching and teaching
To all my brethren i have to big up all my sistren still
Woh deh deh lord all bad man listen woh naah.
Long time ago back in a kingston city
Life was hard but now the life silly
Mi hear sey billy shot afta barry, fi wha
Di two a dem a par and di two a dem a natty
Out a tastee one go buy a little patty
Di other locks a hallah fi a yatty.

Repeat chorus:

Verse 3:
Wan know how di ghetto youths dem a live
Police a beat vendors and a treat dem like pig
All di youth dem wey live in a di village
Woh a afta paper dem live some all a wipe car glass
Man a laugh and have big talk
All ghetto youth a fi unoo time now fi talk
Step up inna life and mek di government see
All the things dem doing to we, but hear mi sing
Life is love, life is livety, life is loveliness,
Life is harnony, life is freedom, life is long love
Give thanks to on to halli silassie but cho.

Repeat chorus then go from top.

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