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Steel Pulse - Handsworth Revolution lyrics
I say the people of Handsworth, know that One hand wash the other so they say So let's join hands my bredren Make the way for our children (our children, our children) And their children (their children, their children) Ensuring that they get life's fair share of... Equality... Doesn't justice stand for all Doesn't justice stand for all Doesn't justice stand for all mankind We find society putting us down Crowning us, crowning us, crowning us, crowning us A place of Evil, OH, OH Handsworth means us the Black People Handsworth means us the Black People We're taiklng now. Speaking Jah Jah language! It's a long, long way we're coming from To send this message across, across Its been hidden, forbidden, concealed, unrevealed Its got to come out In the open that - BABYLON IS FALLING BABYLON IS FALLING It was foolish to build It on the sand Handsworth shall stand, firm - like Jah rock - fighting back We once beggars are now choosers No intention to be losers Striving forward with ambition And if it takes ammunition We rebel in Handsworth revolution Dread town, dread town, dread town, Dread town, dread town, dread town, Dread we are for a cause Deprived of many things Experienced phoney laws Hatred Babylon brings We know what we got to offer We know what's going on Don't want no favours Cause there is still hunger Innocent convicted Poor wage, hard labour Only Babylon prospers And humble suffer They are brothers in south of Africa One Black represent all, all over the world Can't bear it no longer Blessed wlththe power Of Jah Creator We will get stronger-acap |
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