Anybody have a lyric they once did not "ovastand" and now do?
I never knew the Mighty Diamonds lyric from "Black Brother" ...."why me black brother why, ya mash up ya poopa?..."
I finally humbled myself and asked what "poopa" (spelling?) meant....family..."mash up your family".
Never too old to learn "sumpin"....hehehe....
Anybody else have something to teach or need an answer to?
patois-lyrics
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Rootsgal
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"Here I come, with love and NOT hatred....surely goodness and mercy shall follow I for the days of my life..." Dennis Brown~
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Re: patois-lyrics
For the sake of what I admit is symmetry I am sticking with what I've always thought the lyrics were (spellings from the liner notes);
"mumma" - mother
"puppa" - papa, father
So in the song you have "mother", "father", "brother" and "sister".
That works for me.
"mumma" - mother
"puppa" - papa, father
So in the song you have "mother", "father", "brother" and "sister".
That works for me.
"Now I know the truth and must reveal it unto the youth."
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Rootsgal
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Re: patois-lyrics
I spelled it according to the pronunciation in the tune. That makes complete sense now that you wtote it out. Thank you~
"Here I come, with love and NOT hatred....surely goodness and mercy shall follow I for the days of my life..." Dennis Brown~
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jahsteppa
Re: patois-lyrics
Thought u was married to a Yardie, eh rootsgal??
Then u should know what these reggae guys are going on about in the music, huh????

Then u should know what these reggae guys are going on about in the music, huh????