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- Hebron LyricsChant them, a chant them, chant them
Chant them, a chant them, they are wrong
Move them, a move them, move them
Move them, a move them, they are wrong
Hide them, a hide them, hide them
Hide them, a hide them, oh the Young Tree
Ride them, a ride them, ride them
Ride them, a ride them, they are wrong
Babylon run de hot fire, de man chased us away from
Africa
& deepin their hearts, dem try & taking it away from
Jah
Born out a vampire
Chant them, a chant them, chant them
Chant them, a chant them, they are wrong
Move them, a move them, move them
Move them, a move them, they are wrong
Hide them, a hide them, hide them
Hide them, a hide them, oh the Young Tree
Ride them, a ride them, ride them
Ride them, a ride them, they are wrong
Babylon run de hot fire, de man chased us away from
Africa
& deepin their hearts, dem try & taking it away from
Jah
Born out a vampire
So them come at night to steal your sight
Wondering and taking all the gold
We shall hide them holy Young Tree now
Chanting them and showing them the light
Babylon run de hot fire, de man chased us away from
Africa
& deep in their hearts, don't try and taking it away
from Jah
Born out a vampire, taking it away from Jah
Born out a vampire
Chant them, a chant them, they are wrong
Move them, a move them, move them
Move them, a move them, they are wrong
Hide them, a hide them, hide them
Hide them, a hide them, oh the Young Tree
Ride them, a ride them, ride them
Ride them, a ride them, they are wrong
Babylon run de hot fire, de man chased us away from
Africa
& deepin their hearts, dem try & taking it away from
Jah
Born out a vampire
Chant them, a chant them, chant them
Chant them, a chant them, they are wrong
Move them, a move them, move them
Move them, a move them, they are wrong
Hide them, a hide them, hide them
Ride them, a ride them, ride them
Ride them, a ride them, they are wrong
Babylon run de hot fire, de man chased us away from
Africa
& deepin their hearts, dem try & taking it away from
Jah
Born out a vampire
So them come at night to steal your sight
Wondering and taking all the gold
We shall hide them holy Young Tree now
Chanting them and showing them the light
Babylon run de hot fire, de man chased us away from
Africa
& deep in their hearts, don't try and taking it away
from Jah
Born out a vampire, taking it away from Jah
Born out a vampire
Facts about Hebron
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Hebron is written by Harrison Todd Stafford, Marcus Alexander Urani.
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When we focus on what the lyrics are trying to say, Groundation, with Don Carlos and The Congos, created the song "Hebron," which depicts how a community struggles after they were forced to leave their African homeland because of Babylonian oppression. The lyrics use Babylon as a metaphor for a force that attempts to strip the community of their ancestral ties and traditional practices, which they defend through their connection to Jah, while their dedication to cultural preservation enables them to withstand all forms of external oppression. The main themes in Hebron lyrics concentrate on social commentary, empowerment, and spiritual elements, which include feelings of anxiety and frustration. The song establishes two major themes through its dedication to fighting against oppression and its affirmation of cultural heritage. The lyrics contain themes of resistance and cultural identity, which may require parental guidance for younger audiences. The text contains no direct violence or explicit adult content, yet its use of "Babylon" and "vampire" creates metaphorical content that requires contextual understanding for all children to comprehend.
Who wrote Hebron lyrics?
Hebron is written by Harrison Todd Stafford, Marcus Alexander Urani.
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What is the meaning behind Hebron lyrics?
When we focus on what the lyrics are trying to say, Groundation, with Don Carlos and The Congos, created the song "Hebron," which depicts how a community struggles after they were forced to leave their African homeland because of Babylonian oppression. The lyrics use Babylon as a metaphor for a force that attempts to strip the community of their ancestral ties and traditional practices, which they defend through their connection to Jah, while their dedication to cultural preservation enables them to withstand all forms of external oppression. The main themes in Hebron lyrics concentrate on social commentary, empowerment, and spiritual elements, which include feelings of anxiety and frustration. The song establishes two major themes through its dedication to fighting against oppression and its affirmation of cultural heritage. The lyrics contain themes of resistance and cultural identity, which may require parental guidance for younger audiences. The text contains no direct violence or explicit adult content, yet its use of "Babylon" and "vampire" creates metaphorical content that requires contextual understanding for all children to comprehend.
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Songwriter(s): Harrison Todd Stafford, Marcus Alexander Urani
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