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Junior Kelly Rasta Should Be Deeper Lyrics
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Rasta Should Be Deeper
Junior Kelly
Junior Kelly
JUNIOR KELLY
- Rasta Should Be Deeper LyricsDeeper, Rasta should be deeper
You must care about the people
Deeper, Rasta should be deeper
I'm my brothers keeper
Deeper, Rasta should be deeper
Got to wear Khaki and turban everyday
It's more than the turban, more than the robe and more
then the natty hair
It's much, much more than to say Selassie Marcus I
Me no do this fi image, me no mimic me na do this fi
fame
Go and tell them Kelly him na do this material game
Never call them self Rasta they should be ashamed
Call king Selassie name in vain tell them it's no game
Dem a wolf, dem a wolf so mi si dem spiraling down
Kelly a rock of Gibraltar standing firm on solid ground
Ever so humble mi na groumble mi so satisfied
With the little gift that Jah-Jah give to I&I
Heights, green and gold Jah in control
Promised land is there for I, beauty behold
So Rasta dont you differ, stand firm and don’t you
quiver
King Sellasie I almighty will deliver
Touch not along the night and dont you defy
And your work must be pure in Jah-Jahs eyes
You see di elders dem said it must be turning im dem
grave
Just to see how dem a younger Ras behave
Jah will shout til dem deaf who do most is left
Remember I said the road to zion is one way
Some live in a glass house and still throwing stones
All dem boys and liars Rasta broke it down
As long as the king sit upon the throne Rastaman is
never on his own
You must care about the people
Deeper, Rasta should be deeper
I'm my brothers keeper
Deeper, Rasta should be deeper
Got to wear Khaki and turban everyday
It's more than the turban, more than the robe and more
then the natty hair
It's much, much more than to say Selassie Marcus I
Me no do this fi image, me no mimic me na do this fi
fame
Go and tell them Kelly him na do this material game
Never call them self Rasta they should be ashamed
Call king Selassie name in vain tell them it's no game
Dem a wolf, dem a wolf so mi si dem spiraling down
Kelly a rock of Gibraltar standing firm on solid ground
Ever so humble mi na groumble mi so satisfied
Heights, green and gold Jah in control
Promised land is there for I, beauty behold
So Rasta dont you differ, stand firm and don’t you
quiver
King Sellasie I almighty will deliver
Touch not along the night and dont you defy
And your work must be pure in Jah-Jahs eyes
You see di elders dem said it must be turning im dem
grave
Just to see how dem a younger Ras behave
Jah will shout til dem deaf who do most is left
Remember I said the road to zion is one way
Some live in a glass house and still throwing stones
All dem boys and liars Rasta broke it down
As long as the king sit upon the throne Rastaman is
never on his own
Facts about Rasta Should Be Deeper
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Rasta Should Be Deeper is written by Keith Morgan, K Westerberg, P Palsson.
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It is first released on September 13, 2005 as part of Junior Kelly's album "Tough Life" which includes 17 tracks in total. This song is the 2nd track on this album.
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When we explore how the lyrics were meant to make us feel, Junior Kelly's 'Rasta Should Be Deeper' insists on a genuine and profound incorporation of the Rastafarian faith, as opposed to a merely surface-level involvement. It denounces those who use Rasta signs for the sake of publicity or personal image, and at the same time it calls for a true spiritual link and honor for the very principles of Rastafarianism. Rasta should be deeper lyrics speaks the most about spirituality, empowerment, inspiration, reflection and social commentary. Moreover, the song declares the necessities of authenticity, spiritual commitment, unity and brotherhood, resistance to hypocrisy and faith and perseverance. The lyrics weave in and out of spirituality, community, and social commentary, which can be pretty difficult for kids to grasp and comprehend the context without parental guidance. The language used is very polite and there are no direct mentions of violence, sex, or drug use.
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Rasta Should Be Deeper falls under the genre Reggae.
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Rasta Should Be Deeper song length is 3 minutes and 29 seconds.
Who wrote Rasta Should Be Deeper lyrics?
Rasta Should Be Deeper is written by Keith Morgan, K Westerberg, P Palsson.
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When was Rasta Should Be Deeper released?
It is first released on September 13, 2005 as part of Junior Kelly's album "Tough Life" which includes 17 tracks in total. This song is the 2nd track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Rasta Should Be Deeper lyrics?
When we explore how the lyrics were meant to make us feel, Junior Kelly's 'Rasta Should Be Deeper' insists on a genuine and profound incorporation of the Rastafarian faith, as opposed to a merely surface-level involvement. It denounces those who use Rasta signs for the sake of publicity or personal image, and at the same time it calls for a true spiritual link and honor for the very principles of Rastafarianism. Rasta should be deeper lyrics speaks the most about spirituality, empowerment, inspiration, reflection and social commentary. Moreover, the song declares the necessities of authenticity, spiritual commitment, unity and brotherhood, resistance to hypocrisy and faith and perseverance. The lyrics weave in and out of spirituality, community, and social commentary, which can be pretty difficult for kids to grasp and comprehend the context without parental guidance. The language used is very polite and there are no direct mentions of violence, sex, or drug use.
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Which genre is Rasta Should Be Deeper?
Rasta Should Be Deeper falls under the genre Reggae.
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How long is the song Rasta Should Be Deeper?
Rasta Should Be Deeper song length is 3 minutes and 29 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Keith Morgan, K Westerberg, P Palsson
Record Label(s): 2005 VP Music Group, Inc
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