Black Woman And Child - Extended Mix

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Black Woman And Child - Extended Mix by Sizzla

Black Woman And Child - Extended Mix Lyrics

What the Black Nation, I love it
From the day me born me done know say, my color the first
I no last, so you expect I do no search
That's the truth, a the youth, oh, oh, oh

Black woman and child
For you I really have so much love
Dollar bills and coins will fade away
Could never make I so proud
Black woman and child
For you I got so much love
Dollar bills and coins will fade away
They could never make I proud

Aloud, motherland Africa still remain so fine
Empresses and Emperors living from in those times
I know, you're the first to give birth unto mankind
Now let me say you're the earth, be no meager as the vine
Take I to Zion I give thy praise
That's where my covenant will be always
How have you been going through those
Days, I've been away for many days

Black woman and child
For you I really have so much love
Dollar bills and coins will fade away
Only you could make I proud, oh yeah
Black woman and child
For you I really have so much love
Dollar bills and coins will fade away
They never yet make I proud

Who knows who will trod upon your road just to make things great
You and your children I see them in front your face
I say, keep them close as you live, increase their faith
Marcus Garvey done say him save the future from apes
Natural in nature is the way to your needs
You were born as the one to conceive
Now let my joy put away your grief
You and your child go smooth as the breeze

Black woman and child
For you I'm having so much fun
Dollar bills and coins will fade away
They could never put I down
Black woman and child
For you I have so much love
Dollar bills and coins will fade away
They would never make I proud

Aloud, who are those standing at your door
Dressed in Ethiopian clothes, come in more and more
Oh, what a lovely day, the blessing is so pure
Someone conceived today, of this I am sure

Black woman and child
For you I've got so much love
Dollar bills and coins will fade away
They never yet make I proud
Oh, black woman and child
For you I have so much love
Dollar bills and coins will fade away
They never yet make I proud

Say it aloud, motherland Africa still remain so fine
Empresses and Emperors living from in those times
I know, you're the first to give birth unto mankind
Now let me say you're the earth, be no meager as the vine
Take I to Zion I give thy praise
That's where my covenant will be always
How have you been going through those days
I've been away for many years, yeah
Black woman and child
For you I have so much love

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From the album: Black Woman & Child (2024 Remaster)