King Said
Revelations of Love: The King's Wisdom in Hector Roots Lewis' Anthem
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Haile H.I.M.
Haile Selassie I, the Emperor of Ethiopia, revered by the Rastafarian movement as a messianic figure.
Haile H.I.M.
Reiteration of reverence for Haile Selassie I.
Oh Jah yes
Expression of acknowledgment and praise to God (Jah).
Hail H.I.M.
Again, homage to Haile Selassie I.
My sister, Hail H.I.M.
Encouragement to honor and pay respects to Haile Selassie I, implying a familial connection within the Rastafarian community.
The King said
Referring to the wisdom or teachings of Haile Selassie I.
Love is the greatest gift of all
Stating that love is considered the most significant and valuable attribute.
So don't have no fear or you will fall into a place where you're afraid
Warning against fear, as it can lead to negative consequences, possibly indicating spiritual or emotional distress.
The King is wise
Acknowledging the wisdom and knowledge possessed by Haile Selassie I.
His speeches and words can't be denied
Emphasizing the credibility and undeniable nature of the King's speeches and teachings.
Defender of the faith and humans' rights
Portraying the King as a defender of faith and human rights, suggesting a stance against injustice.
The King of Kings sits on the throne
Referring to Haile Selassie I as the ultimate authority, the highest ruler.
I tell no lies
Asserting the truthfulness and honesty of the speaker's words.
Go and read the books of Revelation
Encouragement to study the biblical Book of Revelation, possibly to gain insight into prophecy or spiritual truths.
The younger one can teach the older one
Suggesting that wisdom and knowledge can come from the younger generation, promoting a cycle of learning and sharing.
Everything we need comes from Creation
Belief that everything necessary for life comes from the act of creation.
cnd through Jah we'll get Salvation
Expressing faith that salvation is achievable through God (Jah).
Youuuuuuu
Repetitive vocalizations without specific linguistic meaning.
Ooooooo
-The King said
Reiteration of the importance of the King's teachings and the reverence for Jah, with additional emphasis on staying steadfast.
Jah Youuuuuuu
-Ooooooo
-The King said
-J is for Jah, hailing the King
Further reinforcement of the significance of Jah, Rastafarian beliefs, and historical references to Jah's creations and the power of the Trinity.
No matter what ah gwan, I and I keep him still
-cvoiding all the back-biting
-No, I nah give up and there's no giving in
-Keep the fire burning on your Rasta walking
-Make sure yuh find yuhself ah Binghi with a drum chanting
-The power of the Trinity is everlasting
-Jah made The Great Pyramids
-Youuuuuuu
Repetition of vocalizations and reaffirmation of the teachings of the King and Jah's significance.
Ooooooo
-The King said
-Jah Youuuuuuu
-Ooooooo
-The King said
-chhhhhh
Continued vocalizations followed by sounds, possibly emphasizing emotions or spiritual feelings.
chhhhhh
-chhhhhh
-chhhhhh
-chhhhhh
-chhhhhh Wooooooooo
-Youuuuuuu (chhhhhh)
Repetitive vocalizations expressing reverence and acknowledgment of Jah's presence and power.
Ooooooo
-The King said
-Oh Jah Youuuuuuu
-Ooooooo
-The King said
-Oh Jah Youuuuuuuu
-Ooooooo
-Yabba yabba youuuu
-chhhhhh Youuuuuuu
-Ooooooo
-chhhhh Whoaaaaaaa
-Yeahhhhhhhh
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