Same Prayer

Expression of self, possibly emphasizing personal experience or connection.

Reference to the Nyabinghi order, a Rastafarian religious tradition involving drumming and chanting.

Continuation of personal expression or emphasis.

Repetition of the opening expression for emphasis.

I-I, I-I

Gratitude and acknowledgment of divine presence (Jah Jah) in everyday life, thanking for strength and life.

I have no fear for anything

Jah give me all the strength I need

To make it through this world I was born in

Rastafari is my peace of mind

Jah, thank you for your love and kindness

For every drop of air I breathe

And for waking me up this morning

Request for divine presence and guidance while navigating the challenges of life, emphasizing the importance of continuity in prayer.

Please, Jah Jah, never leave my side

And every little same prayer I say

And now I'm saying it, one more time

Trodding in the streets, I pray

That Jah Jah, beg you please, never lef I and I

Emphasis on the plea for divine presence and guidance.

Request for spiritual healing, guidance, and realization of true family ties in the Rastafari community. Recognition of the deceptive nature of some individuals.

All the possible things people could be

Jah Jah, be my guide 'cause I can only

Protect my flesh but people wear disguises, help me realize

Teach me love unconditionally

Can't go around preeing everybody

The closest of friends will deceive you badly

I learned that Rastafari is my family

Continuation of the request for divine presence, guidance, and protection, extending the plea to family and personal life.

Please, Jah Jah, never leave my side

And every little same prayer I say

And I'm saying it too, one more time

When I'm trodding in the streets, I pray

I'm begging you please, never lef I and I, no (no, no, no, no)

Expression of the desire for continuous divine presence.

Plea for divine protection during various life situations, expressing confidence in eventual victory.

Protect my family when I no localized

When trodding through these streets, keep my focus right

No oversight, a bottle feel this life is so much light (yeah)

But with you as my guide and shield

Any pain I man feel, time will heal, yeah

It's a joy to know it's signed and sealed

Confident in the victory

Empty line, potentially indicating a pause or transition in the lyrics.

Continuation of the plea for divine presence, guidance, and assurance of never being abandoned.

Please, Jah Jah, never leave my side (Jah don't leave me for life)

And every day the same prayer I say

And I'm saying it, one more time

When I'm trodding in the streets, I pray

Jah Jah, never, never lef I and I (not even for a second)

Expression of affirmation or agreement with the preceding sentiments.

Repetition of the opening expression for emphasis.

Oh, Jah Jah, please

I-I, I-I

I-I, I-I

I-I, I-I

Repetition of the plea for continuous divine presence.

(Never lef)