Chorus:
Give us our own security in our neighborhood
Give us our own security in our neighborhood
We will understand them
And they will understand us
We will work together so
Things will be better
Chorus
Ministers and mayors
What you going to do for the people
In this present two thousand
Yes young people
If you don't know what you want to be
In life
Join up
Hold on to a skill or trade
And get some kind of recognition
Chorus
If something sould go wrong
I will take no side regardless
Who is right from who is wrong
Rules and regulation
Became a part of this plan
We want discipline and respect
Chorus
African Americans
African West Indians
Remember what the red black
And green stand for
The red black and green
To remember our pain
If it's minor problem
Never see our security
If it's minor problem
Never see our security
Ministers and mayors
Ministers and mayors
Chorus
We can do it
We can do it
In our neighborhood
In our neighborhood
Chorus
We will understand them
And they will understand us
We will work together so
Things will be better
Chorus
Burning Spear, real name Winston Rodney (1945), is a legendary Jamaican singer and musician known for his powerful vocals and deep lyrics. Born in Saint Catherine, Jamaica, he began his musical career in the 1960s, heavily influenced by the Rastafarian movement. Burning Spear rose to prominence as one of the greatest exponents of roots reggae, a genre characterized by politically and socially conscious lyrics. Among his most famous tracks are "Marcus Garvey", "Slavery Days" and "The Gathering of Tribes". Throughout his long career, he has collaborated with prominent artists such as Peter Tosh and Lee Perry. Burning Spear is considered one of the pioneers of modern reggae, whose music continues to inspire generations of musicians and fans worldwide.
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