Greetings in the name of Jah, Rastafari
I declare all black man
Oneness we a deal wid on ya
Leaders of black countries, can't we have a talk?
Leaders of black countries, can't we have a talk?
Forgetting who is boss
Forgetting who is boss
We've got a lot of question
Can't find the right words to start
One thing I would like to know
What is your plan, for the ghetto? Oh yeah, oh yeah
Leaders of black countries, can't we have a talk?
Leaders of black countries, can't we have a talk?
Forgetting who is boss
Forgetting who is boss
People have been suffering
Because of unemployment
People have been suffering
Because of crime and violence
You just can't sit here and relax
You've got a lot of spaces, oh yeah
That you fill the gaps
Leaders of black countries, can't we have a talk?
Leaders of black countries, can't we have a talk?
Forgetting who is boss
Forgetting who is boss
(..)
We've got a lot of question
Can't find the right words to start
One thing I would like to know
What is your plan, for the ghetto? Oh yeah, oh yeah
Leaders of black countries, can't we have a talk?
Leaders of black countries, can't we have a talk?
Forgetting who is boss
Forgetting who is boss
Leaders of black countries, can't we have a talk?
Leaders of black countries, can't we have a talk?
Forgetting who is boss
Forgetting who is boss
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