Lyrics to a song

[John Public]

I am looking for the lyrics of Black Uhurus "Fit You Ha Fe Fit" Can someone please give me the lyrics to that song?

[Bellyman]

here they come...

To get a hit you haffe fit
You haffe fit,fit,fit
To get a hit you haffe fit
Fit,fit,fit
To hit the chart you haffe smart
You haffe smart,smart, smart (twice)

In the morning as I rise
Put on my tracksuit and exercise
Me wab fe fit, wan fe fit
Me wan fe fit, fit, fit

Walk pon the road me no trouble no one
Me no eat no steak me no eat no ham
Grandma grow me as a vegetarian
Music is may occupation
Go inna de field to dig some yam
Pick some corn, use it mek asham
School pickney come and get it fe nyam
Started to sing oh what a bam bam

CHORUS:
Look how me big look hw me strong
Say me must live long
Look how me big look how me strong
Say me a vegetarian

Use my money buy food and place
Nah use my money bout me a free base
Don't want my pants drop off a me waist
Don't want feel high like me outa space
No man nah come cut my throat
Tek my chain and go pop big sport
Him and him woman gone sniff nuff coke
Laugh and tek da fe big joke

CHORUS .....

Lyrics taken form sleeve of TAXI 12"

Greetings

[Jah Rose]

Hey thanks bellyman

also looking for lyrics of the songs brutal, dread in the mountain

[Jah Rose]

Please need your help, does noone have the lyrics to brutal or dread in the mountain?

[BlackBBBoXXX]

what does the word asham mean?

[Fabroots]

Same thing that "ashamed" maybe? :/

[omar]

This song "Fit ya ha fe fit" has great lyrics. Which album is it from? Thanks

[dubwize_or_otherwize]

This song "Fit ya ha fe fit" has great lyrics. Which album is it from? Thanks

this song is from the album

black uhuru - brutal (ras records)

[Jura Banja Luka]

Asham or Brown George is a corn-based Jamaican cuisine dessert. "It is made by shelling dry corn, parching it in a hot pot and then pounding it in a wooden mortar and sifting it until it is similar to sand. Salt or sugar can then be added to the brown mixture and it can be eaten dry or with water. Asham comes from the African Twi word for 'parched, ground corn'. (Wikipedia)