No disrespect to Tosh, Nesta, Israel Vibration, Spear but Joseph Hill is the roughest, toughest, roots reggae and reggae artist of all time!!! His catalogue is second to none, spanning 40+ years of hitting the conscious messages...Trod on Rasta!!
You are right with ur observation. He tops all and i like it when you stated that with all due respect. 😊 Joe was a prophet full of wisdom. Rip soldier
this tune cannot be replaced we can all relate to the winsome words of Joseph hill culture it don't matter whether you're Jamaica or African we all come from the same tree we are Africans let's unite may bless
Dreski Dreskia1 Yes brother follow the words of this Prophet...He is pure...as brother Nesta...Jah bless you and your family. ..these men prove that there is still good in this world
I practically worship Culture(Joseph Hill),no music no voice gives me happiness like that of Joseph Hill.But I feel sad that The man is no more to hit these babylonians with his music.the legend lives on and I'm gonna hit them with his voice.Rastafari!
None other than Joseph Hill.Respect.When n where shall we get such inspirational reggae artist.anyone who knows...how i wish they emulate The Late Joseph Hill.
Too much dying in the ghetto Too much wickedness and too much gunshot too Too much wickedness in the ghetto Too much sufferation on the poor Things raising too fast beyond our consent And the man a top seems to have no conscience It ah beg you ease up of the Massa Talk to poor man, tell him weh you after Too much crying in the ghetto This ah raise and that ah raise and that ah everything deh And then you take the people them crying fi phrase I don't like see the poverty My self esteem gone without authority Too much crying in the ghetto Too much empty pockets Too much people walking out to work, while (So wha'appen to the car) Nuff old car inna car lot ah rust (Because them can't buy one) Too much crying in the ghetto I don't like to see the crying Every day another youth-man die in the gutter Gunshot ah sell more than cake Gunshot on the shelf ah sell (wha dem ah seh?) One a penny, two a penny, hot cross bun You nuh see the youth-man life dun One a penny, two a penny, hot cross bun Any man can own a gun One a penny, two a penny, hot cross bun Granny life can't dun I don't like see the coffin On the car-top ah go out ah Dovecot (Dovecot) Like man ah wonder ah wha' dat (wha' dat, wha' dat) All you can hear ah nighttime ah gunshot Too much crying in the ghetto This one have a gun and that one have a gun No one having no fun This one have a gun and that one have a gun Yet dem a bawl seh fool dun This one has a gun and that one has a gun Yet dem a bawl fi fun Can't you see fun park lock down An' even naked man pocket have a gunshot Lazy man ah cry fi help Yet him nah do a thing, it's a sin The working man haffi work fi me and them
