JOHN HOLT
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Police in helicopter, a search fi marijuana.
Police man in d streets, searching fi collie weed.
Soldiers in d field, burnin d collie weed.
But if you continue to burn up d herbs, we gonna burn down d cane fields.
If you continue to burn up d herbs, we gonna burn down d cane fields.
Soldier in d herb field, burnin d collie weed.
Police in helicopter, a search fi marijuana.
Police man in d streets, searching fi collie weed.
But if you continue to burn up d herbs, we gonna burn down d cane fields.
If you continue to burn up d herbs, we gonna burn down d cane fields.
Ohh
Police in helicopter, a search fi marijuana.
Police man in d streets, searching fi collie weed.
Police men in d fields, burnin d collie weed.
But if you continue to burn up d herbs, we gonna burn down d cane fields.
If you continue to burn up d herbs, we gonna burn down d cane fields.
We don't trouble your banana, we don't trouble your corn.
We don't trouble your pimento, we don't trouble you at all.
So if you continue to burn up d herbs, we gonna burn down d cane fields.
If you continue to burn up d herbs, we gonna burn down d cane fields.
If you continue to burn up d herbs, we gonna burn down d cane fields.
If you continue to burn up d herbs, we gonna burn down d cane fields.
Woyy
Police in helicopter, a search fi marijuana.
Police man in d streets, searching fi collie weed.
Police man in d fields, woy yoooow, burnin d collie weed.
But if you continue to burn up d herbs, we gonna burn down d cane fields.
If you continue to burn up d herbs, we gonna burn down d cane fields.
Oyyy
Police in helicopter, a search fi marijuana.
Police man in d streets, searching fi collie weed.
Soldiers in d field, burnin d collie weed.
But if you continue to burn up d herbs, we gonna burn down d cane fields.
If you continue to burn up d herbs, we gonna burn down d cane fields.
Soldier in d herb field, burnin d collie weed.
Police in helicopter, a search fi marijuana.
Police man in d streets, searching fi collie weed.
But if you continue to burn up d herbs, we gonna burn down d cane fields.
If you continue to burn up d herbs, we gonna burn down d cane fields.
Ohh
Police in helicopter, a search fi marijuana.
Police man in d streets, searching fi collie weed.
Police men in d fields, burnin d collie weed.
But if you continue to burn up d herbs, we gonna burn down d cane fields.
We don't trouble your banana, we don't trouble your corn.
We don't trouble your pimento, we don't trouble you at all.
So if you continue to burn up d herbs, we gonna burn down d cane fields.
If you continue to burn up d herbs, we gonna burn down d cane fields.
If you continue to burn up d herbs, we gonna burn down d cane fields.
If you continue to burn up d herbs, we gonna burn down d cane fields.
Woyy
Police in helicopter, a search fi marijuana.
Police man in d streets, searching fi collie weed.
Police man in d fields, woy yoooow, burnin d collie weed.
But if you continue to burn up d herbs, we gonna burn down d cane fields.
If you continue to burn up d herbs, we gonna burn down d cane fields.
Oyyy
Facts about Police In Helicopter
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Police In Helicopter is written by John Kenneth Holt.
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It is first released in 1983 as part of John Holt's album "Police In Helicopter" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
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When we think about the meaning behind each verse, John Holt’s track ‘Police In Helicopter’ puts the spotlight on the issue of police intervention in marijuana growing. In a very picturesque way, the lyrics show the government cutting down the cannabis crops and giving a signal about the fallout if the fight continues. The author is in favor of taking esoteric plants and at the same time giving a warning about the results of meddling with such practices. The lyrics of the song ‘Police In Helicopter’ portray mainly social commentary, empowerment, angst, anger, and freedom. Besides, the song also conveys the point of view of the law which is taken by the opposition, the defenders of the cannabis culture. Police and cannabis are mentioned in the song thus making it less suitable for kids under 13. Issues of drug use and the fire consequences suggest the necessity of parental guidance.
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Police In Helicopter falls under the genre Reggae.
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Police In Helicopter song length is 1 minutes and 21 seconds.
Who wrote Police In Helicopter lyrics?
Police In Helicopter is written by John Kenneth Holt.
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When was Police In Helicopter released?
It is first released in 1983 as part of John Holt's album "Police In Helicopter" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Police In Helicopter lyrics?
When we think about the meaning behind each verse, John Holt’s track ‘Police In Helicopter’ puts the spotlight on the issue of police intervention in marijuana growing. In a very picturesque way, the lyrics show the government cutting down the cannabis crops and giving a signal about the fallout if the fight continues. The author is in favor of taking esoteric plants and at the same time giving a warning about the results of meddling with such practices. The lyrics of the song ‘Police In Helicopter’ portray mainly social commentary, empowerment, angst, anger, and freedom. Besides, the song also conveys the point of view of the law which is taken by the opposition, the defenders of the cannabis culture. Police and cannabis are mentioned in the song thus making it less suitable for kids under 13. Issues of drug use and the fire consequences suggest the necessity of parental guidance.
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Which genre is Police In Helicopter?
Police In Helicopter falls under the genre Reggae.
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How long is the song Police In Helicopter?
Police In Helicopter song length is 1 minutes and 21 seconds.
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Record Label(s): 2001 Greensleeves
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