Who Jah Bless
Blessings Unbreakable: Likkle Jordee's Powerful Message
Lyrics
Who Jah bless no man can curse
Those blessed by Jah (God) are immune to curses from others.
Who Jah bless no man can curse
Reiteration of the idea that divine blessings protect one from curses.
Who Jah bless no man can curse
Emphasizing the invulnerability of those blessed by Jah.
Who Jah bless no man can curse
Repeating the notion that divine blessings provide protection against curses.
There's some bridges that I'm willing to burn
Expressing readiness to sever certain connections for personal growth.
Still then no never learn
Despite experiences, the individual remains resistant to learning.
Dem try fi break mi but still me stand firm
Facing attempts to break or weaken, but standing firm against adversity.
Burn down your folly terms
Rejecting misguided beliefs and actions, symbolized by "folly terms."
Say anything you ask it is not your problem
Claiming personal responsibility and detachment from others' issues.
Listen keenly and pay attention
Encouraging focused listening and attentiveness.
I'm not the kind of man who wants perfection
Not seeking perfection but having a master plan with a microphone in hand.
Just a masterplan and mic inna' mi hand
Emphasizing a strategic approach and involvement in music (mic in hand).
Who Jah Bless no man can curse
Reiteration of the protective power of divine blessings.
Who Jah bless no man can curse
Restating the idea that those blessed by Jah are beyond the reach of curses.
Who Jah bless no man can curse
Underlining the invulnerability of individuals blessed by Jah.
Who Jah bless no man can curse
Repeating the concept that divine blessings provide immunity to curses.
If you bless, you get blessed it come back around
Explaining the reciprocity of blessings – what is given comes back around.
The simplest actions haffi speak out loud
Stressing the importance of actions speaking louder than words.
Once I was lost but now I'mfound
Personal growth from being lost to being found through divine blessings.
But how can you curse word, power and sound?
Pondering the inability to curse words, power, and sound.
Last time I remember, said you was mi Bredda
Recalling a previous positive connection ("mi Bredda") that turned negative.
Then you ago' run up your mouth
Observing someone speaking negatively after claiming brotherhood.
Time it haffi measure so ease up on the pressure
Highlighting the need for time and patience to deal with pressure.
No way it could be measured by pound
Emphasizing that value cannot be measured solely by material wealth (pound).
Who Jah Bless no man can curse
Reiteration of the protective nature of divine blessings.
Who Jah bless no man can curse
Repeating the idea that those blessed by Jah are shielded from curses.
Who Jah bless no man can curse
Emphasizing the immunity of individuals blessed by Jah to external curses.
Who Jah bless no man can curse
Closing statement reaffirming the protective power of divine blessings.
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