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10,000 Chariots Lyrics by Damian Marley

Mr. Marley

1996

[Intro]
Well all me don't love is the people weh fight 'gainst me
Me don't love dem, but me enjoy dem because me cyan sit dung
And think of dem and write music bout dem...
[Hook]
I see 10,000 chariots
And they are going without horses
Hey, the riders them cover them face
So you could not make them out in smoky place
It's a musical stampede
It's a musical stampede
It's a musical stampede
Whoa saying it's a musical stampede
[Verse 1]
Lord, dem bwoy gwaan until dem gwaan too far
Till dem start up the revolution and the war
Yey, dem bwoy gwaan until dem gwaan too far
Till dem start up the revolution and the war
Me nah go put no triple six inna mi head you must be mad
One day me must have to dread you mus si fool
Me a run the whole place red and me tell dem
From now otherwise me will never beg bread
Dem bwoy gwaan until dem gwaan too far
Till dem start up the revolution and the war
Yey, dem bwoy gwaan until dem gwaan too far
Till dem start up the revolution and the war
[Hook]
[Verse 2]
Lord, dem gwaan until dem gwaan too far
Till dem start up the revolution and the war
Yey, dem gwaan until dem gwaan too far
Till dem start up the revolution and the war
Thru me nah follow dem system
Dem mek a big ting
And nuff a dem, a just wolf in sheep clothing
But Rome a go bun down
Inna di hot sun
And then the wicked and the Eden dem fun dun
Them making miscalculation
No hesitation
Them mek it sound like I and I praise Satan
Who is dem to pass judgement
And dem no reverend
And Raggamuffin say him nah keep silent
[Bridge]
Don't let me down, don't let me down
Don't let me down, don't let me down
Don't let me down, don't let me down
People ride on, ride, ride on
People ride on, ride, ride on
People ride on, ride, ride on
People ride on, ride, ride on
Ride on...
[Verse 3]
Dem bwoy gwaan until dem gwaan too far
Till dem start up the revolution and the war
Yey, dem bwoy gwaan until dem gwaan too far
Till dem start up the revolution and the war
Me nah go put no triple six inna mi head you must be mad
One day me must have to dread you mus si fool
Me a run the whole place red and me tell them
From now otherwise me will never beg bread
Dem bwoy gwaan until dem gwaan too far
Till dem start up the revolution and the war
Yey, dem bwoy gwaan until dem gwaan too far
Till dem start up the revolution and the war
[Outro]
We cyaan tell the woman from the man
They are dressed in the same pollution
Their minds is confused with confusion
So to their problems seems there's never no solution
Dem a night life ravers
Dem a midnight ravers
Credits
Damian Marley

Damian Marley

About “10,000 Chariots” by Damian Marley

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