Thief a Man

Thief a Man: Condemnation of Social Injustice
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Lyrics

Don't keep it up, don't keep it up

Advising against persistence in wrongful actions

Thief a man, you're just a part of Babylon's plan

Accusing someone of being complicit in Babylon's oppressive agenda

Thief a man, you even steal a Rastaman

Highlighting the severity of theft, even targeting a Rastaman (follower of Rastafarianism)


Hear me, I ain't no junkie and I don't use hash, no

Denying involvement in drugs and expressing disapproval of theft

So he who steals my purse, surely steals trash

Comparing stolen items to worthless possessions, emphasizing the immorality of theft

Me say, thief a man, you're just a part of Babylon's plan

Reiterating the accusation of being part of Babylon's oppressive system

Bredda, thief a man, you even steal a needy man

Expanding the accusation to stealing from those in need


You're just robbing the revenue and that's the wrong thing to do

Criticizing the act of robbing revenue and condemning it as morally wrong

But I know that there, some cell is empty waiting for you in penitentiary

Suggesting that the thief will face consequences and end up in prison

Thief a man, you're just a part of Babylon's plan

Reiterating the idea that the thief is part of Babylon's plan

Bredda, thief a man, you even steal a Rastaman

Emphasizing that even a Rastaman can be a victim of theft

Don't keep it up, don't keep it up, give it up, give it up

Repeating the advice to stop the wrongful actions


You're only just robbing the poor and then go give it to a store

Accusing the thief of taking from the poor and benefiting commercial entities

But I know that there some cell is empty waiting for you in penitentiary

Reiterating the expectation of imprisonment for the thief

Thief a man, you're just a part of Babylon's plan

Stating again that the thief is part of Babylon's oppressive plan

Bredda, thief a man, you even steal a Rastaman, down in Babylon

Extending the accusation to stealing from a Rastaman in Babylon


You've got to give it up, I said, don't keep it up

Encouraging the thief to give up the wrongful actions

Yeah, yeah, woh, woh, alright, yeah, yeah, oh yeah

Expressing a sense of agreement or affirmation

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