[{"id":38394633,"name":"The Mission Ft Stephen Marley","trackName":"The Mission Ft Stephen Marley","artistName":"Damian Marley","albumName":"The Mission Riddim","duration":247.0,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"From Jungle to Rema\nFrom Tivoli to Matthews Lane\nFrom Waterhouse to Drewsland\nFrom Baneland to Delacre\n\nA youth and youth fi have a plan and have some ambition\nAnd make sure unnu firm ina di Armageddon\nSo when you son become a man, him know just where you stand\nHim know him poopa set it so him follow tradition\nIf Marcus Garvey say fi read then why some man ah pree\nCause knowledge ah the key and it wll set the people free\nAnd Haile I philosophy is African unity\nUnno watch dey segregation and social impurity\nThe race is not just for the swift but those who can endure\nMake sure you have a steady footing in ah zion door\nAnd keep dem thoughts dem pure, Jah love is for the poor\nBut some likkkle bwoy ah burst some gun dem mooma can't afford\nIf Jah say blood fi run let Jah will be done\nThe heaven and the earth will pass away before him word no come\nBut if 'I'm rise without a cause there will be no reward\nFor you to enter Zion gates because you are a fraud\n\nFor the youths in the struggle\nFighting Guerilla warfare\nSomalia to Ethiopia\nFrom Egypt to Zimbabwe\n\nHaile Selassie say ah war if colour is a scar\nIf one from every nation can come live up an ah par\nSo don't care who you are there's a brighter morning star\nIt's shining with di town and tell the people near and far\nYou seek and you will search with science and research\nThe flesh it is the temple and the temple is the church\nHaile Selassie say fi work so how some man ah lurks\nDem fix upon the cornerside like rubbish heap and dirt\nHaile Selassie say ah one respect for every man\nNo care dey race, no care dey colour nor di religion\nSo make a decision fi bun di division\nCause each and every rasta youth to trot pon di mission\n\nFrom Portmore to Kingston\nFrom Kingston to Montego Bay\nFrom Seaview to Riverton\nCome and hundred proclaim\n\nFrom Jungle to Rema\nFrom Tivoli to Matthews Lane\nFrom Southside to Telaville\nFrom Iraq to USA\n\nFrom Waterhouse to Drewsland\nBaneland to Delacre\n\nPortmore, kingston to boom.","syncedLyrics":null,"lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n  title: The Mission Ft Stephen Marley\n  artist: Damian Marley\n  album: The Mission Riddim\n  duration_ms: 247000\n  instrumental: false\nlines: []\nplain: |-\n  From Jungle to Rema\n  From Tivoli to Matthews Lane\n  From Waterhouse to Drewsland\n  From Baneland to Delacre\n\n  A youth and youth fi have a plan and have some ambition\n  And make sure unnu firm ina di Armageddon\n  So when you son become a man, him know just where you stand\n  Him know him poopa set it so him follow tradition\n  If Marcus Garvey say fi read then why some man ah pree\n  Cause knowledge ah the key and it wll set the people free\n  And Haile I philosophy is African unity\n  Unno watch dey segregation and social impurity\n  The race is not just for the swift but those who can endure\n  Make sure you have a steady footing in ah zion door\n  And keep dem thoughts dem pure, Jah love is for the poor\n  But some likkkle bwoy ah burst some gun dem mooma can't afford\n  If Jah say blood fi run let Jah will be done\n  The heaven and the earth will pass away before him word no come\n  But if 'I'm rise without a cause there will be no reward\n  For you to enter Zion gates because you are a fraud\n\n  For the youths in the struggle\n  Fighting Guerilla warfare\n  Somalia to Ethiopia\n  From Egypt to Zimbabwe\n\n  Haile Selassie say ah war if colour is a scar\n  If one from every nation can come live up an ah par\n  So don't care who you are there's a brighter morning star\n  It's shining with di town and tell the people near and far\n  You seek and you will search with science and research\n  The flesh it is the temple and the temple is the church\n  Haile Selassie say fi work so how some man ah lurks\n  Dem fix upon the cornerside like rubbish heap and dirt\n  Haile Selassie say ah one respect for every man\n  No care dey race, no care dey colour nor di religion\n  So make a decision fi bun di division\n  Cause each and every rasta youth to trot pon di mission\n\n  From Portmore to Kingston\n  From Kingston to Montego Bay\n  From Seaview to Riverton\n  Come and hundred proclaim\n\n  From Jungle to Rema\n  From Tivoli to Matthews Lane\n  From Southside to Telaville\n  From Iraq to USA\n\n  From Waterhouse to Drewsland\n  Baneland to Delacre\n\n  Portmore, kingston to boom.\n"},{"id":18143484,"name":"(the mission riddim)The Mission","trackName":"(the mission riddim)The Mission","artistName":"Damian Marley & Stephen Marley","albumName":"The Mission Riddim","duration":244.943375,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"From Jungle to Rema\nFrom Tivoli to Matthews Lane\nFrom Waterhouse to Drewsland\nFrom Baneland to Delacre\nA youth and youth fi have a plan and have some ambition\nAnd make sure unnu firm ina di Armageddon\nSo when you son become a man, him know just where you stand\nHim know him poopa set it so him follow tradition\nIf Marcus Garvey say fi read then why some man ah pree\nCause knowledge ah the key and it wll set the people free\nAnd Haile I philosophy is African unity\nUnno watch dey segregation and social impurity\nThe race is not just for the swift but those who can endure\nMake sure you have a steady footing in ah zion door\nAnd keep dem thoughts dem pure, Jah love is for the poor\nBut some likkkle bwoy ah burst some gun dem mooma can't afford\nIf Jah say blood fi run let Jah will be done\nThe heaven and the earth will pass away before him word no come\nBut if 'I'm rise without a cause there will be no reward\nFor you to enter Zion gates because you are a fraud\nFor the youths in the struggle\nFighting Guerilla warfare\nSomalia to Ethiopia\nFrom Egypt to Zimbabwe\nHaile Selassie say ah war if colour is a scar\nIf one from every nation can come live up an ah par\nSo don't care who you are there's a brighter morning star\nIt's shining with di town and tell the people near and far\nYou seek and you will search with science and research\nThe flesh it is the temple and the temple is the church\nHaile Selassie say fi work so how some man ah lurks\nDem fix upon the cornerside like rubbish heap and dirt\nHaile Selassie say ah one respect for every man\nNo care dey race, no care dey colour nor di religion\nSo make a decision fi bun di division\nCause each and every rasta youth to trot pon di mission\nFrom Portmore to Kingston\nFrom Kingston to Montego Bay\nFrom Seaview to Riverton\nCome and hundred proclaim\nFrom Jungle to Rema\nFrom Tivoli to Matthews Lane\nFrom Southside to Telaville\nFrom Iraq to USA\nFrom Waterhouse to Drewsland\nBaneland to Delacre","syncedLyrics":null,"lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n  title: (the mission riddim)The Mission\n  artist: Damian Marley & Stephen 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word no come\n  But if 'I'm rise without a cause there will be no reward\n  For you to enter Zion gates because you are a fraud\n  For the youths in the struggle\n  Fighting Guerilla warfare\n  Somalia to Ethiopia\n  From Egypt to Zimbabwe\n  Haile Selassie say ah war if colour is a scar\n  If one from every nation can come live up an ah par\n  So don't care who you are there's a brighter morning star\n  It's shining with di town and tell the people near and far\n  You seek and you will search with science and research\n  The flesh it is the temple and the temple is the church\n  Haile Selassie say fi work so how some man ah lurks\n  Dem fix upon the cornerside like rubbish heap and dirt\n  Haile Selassie say ah one respect for every man\n  No care dey race, no care dey colour nor di religion\n  So make a decision fi bun di division\n  Cause each and every rasta youth to trot pon di mission\n  From Portmore to Kingston\n  From Kingston to Montego Bay\n  From Seaview to Riverton\n  Come and hundred proclaim\n  From Jungle to Rema\n  From Tivoli to Matthews Lane\n  From Southside to Telaville\n  From Iraq to USA\n  From Waterhouse to Drewsland\n  Baneland to Delacre\n"},{"id":39635992,"name":"The Mission (The Mission Riddim)","trackName":"The Mission (The Mission Riddim)","artistName":"Damian Marley & Stephen Marley","albumName":"The Mission Riddim","duration":245.0,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"From Jungle to Rema\nFrom Tivoli to Matthews Lane\nFrom Waterhouse to Drewsland\nFrom Baneland to Delacre\n\nA youth and youth fi have a plan and have some ambition\nAnd make sure unnu firm ina di Armageddon\nSo when you son become a man, him know just where you stand\nHim know him poopa set it so him follow tradition\nIf Marcus Garvey say fi read then why some man ah pree\nCause knowledge ah the key and it wll set the people free\nAnd Haile I philosophy is African unity\nUnno watch dey segregation and social impurity\nThe race is not just for the swift but those who can endure\nMake sure you have a steady footing in ah zion door\nAnd keep dem thoughts dem pure, Jah love is for the poor\nBut some likkkle bwoy ah burst some gun dem mooma can't afford\nIf Jah say blood fi run let Jah will be done\nThe heaven and the earth will pass away before him word no come\nBut if 'I'm rise without a cause there will be no reward\nFor you to enter Zion gates because you are a fraud\n\nFor the youths in the struggle\nFighting Guerilla warfare\nSomalia to Ethiopia\nFrom Egypt to Zimbabwe\n\nHaile Selassie say ah war if colour is a scar\nIf one from every nation can come live up an ah par\nSo don't care who you are there's a brighter morning star\nIt's shining with di town and tell the people near and far\nYou seek and you will search with science and research\nThe flesh it is the temple and the temple is the church\nHaile Selassie say fi work so how some man ah lurks\nDem fix upon the cornerside like rubbish heap and dirt\nHaile Selassie say ah one respect for every man\nNo care dey race, no care dey colour nor di religion\nSo make a decision fi bun di division\nCause each and every rasta youth to trot pon di mission\n\nFrom Portmore to Kingston\nFrom Kingston to Montego Bay\nFrom Seaview to Riverton\nCome and hundred proclaim\n\nFrom Jungle to Rema\nFrom Tivoli to Matthews Lane\nFrom Southside to Telaville\nFrom Iraq to USA\n\nFrom Waterhouse to Drewsland\nBaneland to Delacre\n\nPortmore, kingston to boom.","syncedLyrics":null,"lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n  title: The Mission (The Mission Riddim)\n  artist: Damian Marley & Stephen Marley\n  album: The Mission Riddim\n  duration_ms: 245499\n  instrumental: false\nlines: []\nplain: |-\n  From Jungle to Rema\n  From Tivoli to Matthews Lane\n  From Waterhouse to Drewsland\n  From Baneland to Delacre\n\n  A youth and youth fi have a plan and have some ambition\n  And make sure unnu firm ina di Armageddon\n  So when you son become a man, him know just where you stand\n  Him know him poopa set it so him follow tradition\n  If Marcus Garvey say fi read then why some man ah pree\n  Cause knowledge ah the key and it wll set the people free\n  And Haile I philosophy is African unity\n  Unno watch dey segregation and social impurity\n  The race is not just for the swift but those who can endure\n  Make sure you have a steady footing in ah zion door\n  And keep dem thoughts dem pure, Jah love is for the poor\n  But some likkkle bwoy ah burst some gun dem mooma can't afford\n  If Jah say blood fi run let Jah will be done\n  The heaven and the earth will pass away before him word no come\n  But if 'I'm rise without a cause there will be no reward\n  For you to enter Zion gates because you are a fraud\n\n  For the youths in the struggle\n  Fighting Guerilla warfare\n  Somalia to Ethiopia\n  From Egypt to Zimbabwe\n\n  Haile Selassie say ah war if colour is a scar\n  If one from every nation can come live up an ah par\n  So don't care who you are there's a 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no reward\nFor you to enter Zion gates because you are a fraud\n\nFor the youths in the struggle\nFighting Guerilla warfare\nSomalia to Ethiopia\nFrom Egypt to Zimbabwe\n\nHaile Selassie say ah war if colour is a scar\nIf one from every nation can come live up an ah par\nSo don't care who you are there's a brighter morning star\nIt's shining with di town and tell the people near and far\nYou seek and you will search with science and research\nThe flesh it is the temple and the temple is the church\nHaile Selassie say fi work so how some man ah lurks\nDem fix upon the cornerside like rubbish heap and dirt\nHaile Selassie say ah one respect for every man\nNo care dey race, no care dey colour nor di religion\nSo make a decision fi bun di division\nCause each and every rasta youth to trot pon di mission\n\nFrom Portmore to Kingston\nFrom Kingston to Montego Bay\nFrom Seaview to Riverton\nCome and hundred proclaim\n\nFrom Jungle to Rema\nFrom Tivoli to Matthews Lane\nFrom Southside to 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Garvey say fi read then why some man ah pree\nCause knowledge ah the key and it wll set the people free\nAnd Haile I philosophy is African unity\nUnno watch dey segregation and social impurity\nThe race is not just for the swift but those who can endure\nMake sure you have a steady footing in ah zion door\nAnd keep dem thoughts dem pure, Jah love is for the poor\nBut some likkkle bwoy ah burst some gun dem mooma can't afford\nIf Jah say blood fi run let Jah will be done\nThe heaven and the earth will pass away before him word no come\nBut if 'I'm rise without a cause there will be no reward\nFor you to enter Zion gates because you are a fraud\n\nFor the youths in the struggle\nFighting Guerilla warfare\nSomalia to Ethiopia\nFrom Egypt to Zimbabwe\n\nHaile Selassie say ah war if colour is a scar\nIf one from every nation can come live up an ah par\nSo don't care who you are there's a brighter morning star\nIt's shining with di town and tell the people near and far\nYou seek and you will 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From Baneland to Delacre\n\n  A youth and youth fi have a plan and have some ambition\n  And make sure unnu firm ina di Armageddon\n  So when you son become a man, him know just where you stand\n  Him know him poopa set it so him follow tradition\n  If Marcus Garvey say fi read then why some man ah pree\n  Cause knowledge ah the key and it wll set the people free\n  And Haile I philosophy is African unity\n  Unno watch dey segregation and social impurity\n  The race is not just for the swift but those who can endure\n  Make sure you have a steady footing in ah zion door\n  And keep dem thoughts dem pure, Jah love is for the poor\n  But some likkkle bwoy ah burst some gun dem mooma can't afford\n  If Jah say blood fi run let Jah will be done\n  The heaven and the earth will pass away before him word no come\n  But if 'I'm rise without a cause there will be no reward\n  For you to enter Zion gates because you are a fraud\n\n  For the youths in the struggle\n  Fighting Guerilla warfare\n  Somalia to Ethiopia\n  From Egypt to Zimbabwe\n\n  Haile Selassie say ah war if colour is a scar\n  If one from every nation can come live up an ah par\n  So don't care who you are there's a brighter morning star\n  It's shining with di town and tell the people near and far\n  You seek and you will search with science and research\n  The flesh it is the temple and the temple is the church\n  Haile Selassie say fi work so how some man ah lurks\n  Dem fix upon the cornerside like rubbish heap and dirt\n  Haile Selassie say ah one respect for every man\n  No care dey race, no care dey colour nor di religion\n  So make a decision fi bun di division\n  Cause each and every rasta youth to trot pon di mission\n\n  From Portmore to Kingston\n  From Kingston to Montego Bay\n  From Seaview to Riverton\n  Come and hundred proclaim\n\n  From Jungle to Rema\n  From Tivoli to Matthews Lane\n  From Southside to Telaville\n  From Iraq to USA\n\n  From Waterhouse to Drewsland\n  Baneland to Delacre\n\n 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Somalia to Ethiopia\n  From Egypt to Zimbabwe\n  Haile Selassie say ah war if colour is a scar\n  If one from every nation can come live up an ah par\n  So don't care who you are there's a brighter morning star\n  It's shining with di town and tell the people near and far\n  You seek and you will search with science and research\n  The flesh it is the temple and the temple is the church\n  Haile Selassie say fi work so how some man ah lurks\n  Dem fix upon the cornerside like rubbish heap and dirt\n  Haile Selassie say ah one respect for every man\n  No care dey race, no care dey colour nor di religion\n  So make a decision fi bun di division\n  Cause each and every rasta youth to trot pon di mission\n  From Portmore to Kingston\n  From Kingston to Montego Bay\n  From Seaview to Riverton\n  Come and hundred proclaim\n  From Jungle to Rema\n  From Tivoli to Matthews Lane\n  From Southside to Telaville\n  From Iraq to USA\n  From Waterhouse to Drewsland\n  Baneland to 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