It a Go Dread
Embracing Change: A Journey from Babylon to Promised Land
Lyrics
It a go dread, it a go dread now
Expressing a future state of dread, a sense of impending change or upheaval.
Dread, dread, dread, it a go dread
Repetition emphasizing the theme of dread and anticipation of change.
It a go dread, it a go dread now
Continuing the expression of an inevitable and approaching state of dread.
Dread, dread, dread, it a go dread
Reiteration of the dread theme, building a sense of anticipation.
Jah took out his people from Egypt
Refers to a historical event where Jah (God) led the people of Egypt out of captivity.
And guided them day by day
Describes God's guidance of the people on a daily basis.
Forty years roaming accross the desert,
Highlights the challenging journey of the people across the desert for forty years.
Until moses found the way, to promised land
Emphasizes Moses finding the way to the promised land, a symbol of fulfillment.
Now the face of time is raging
Describes a tumultuous period in the present where Jah's people are scattered.
Jah people is scattered away, in so many places
Reflects the dispersion of Jah's people across various locations.
The great transition is just beginning
Suggests a significant and ongoing transformation in the world.
All over the world the siren wails
Portrays a global alarm with sirens indicating the urgency of the situation.
I see the storm right overthere
Observation of an imminent storm, symbolizing approaching challenges.
Trumpets of thunder sounding, you should be aware
Describes the sound of thunder as a warning that people should take notice.
Anoucing the new era, a transformation takes place
Announces the beginning of a new era and a transformative process.
Sweeping away away all the hypocrisy
Expresses the cleansing of hypocrisy and falsehood from society.
Crisis increasing the inhumanity
Indicates a crisis leading to an increase in inhumanity.
I wanna see Jah people
Expresses a desire to witness Jah's people ready to escape the current state of affairs.
Ready to get away, to get away
Repeats the wish for Jah's people to be prepared for a positive change.
I wanna meet Jah people
Expresses a desire to meet Jah's people in a better, transformed state.
Oh lord, how I'd wish to be there
Expresses a longing to be in the presence of the Lord in the transformed state.
I'd rather be in a desert
States a preference for a challenging but spiritually guided life in a desert.
Guide by the hands of the Almighty,
Desires guidance from the Almighty in the face of difficulties.
Instead of living inna comfort and pleasure
Contrasts the preference for a spiritually guided life with the comfort of city life.
Oh lord, in y this dirty Babylon city
Expresses dissatisfaction with the current state of Babylon, symbolizing a corrupted society.
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