The Mystic by Marky Lyrical
Produced by Riddim Wise
The Empire Riddim

The Mystic

Mixed by E.N Young, recorded and produced by Kings And Comrades

Get Away (feat. Karim Israel of Arise Roots)

Lyrics - Irie Souljah
Music - Irie Souljah & Genis Trani
Intruments - Drums : Brady 'JahBradez' Robinson
Bass, Keybord & Synth : Genis Trani
Guitar1 : Garth Duckie Forester
Guitar2 : Irie Souljah

Recorded at Tuff Gong, Mixed by Genis Trani at Reggaeland Studio.
Mastering by Alex Psaroudakis at M Works Mastering Studios. 
Label: Nice Time


FULL LYRICS
 
Irie Souljah again, mi seh mi come fi tell dem 
On to my enemie and friend

I&I Learn and grow, life ago get better I know
Learn and grow, but only jah jah know
Yes we a learn and grow, membah you reap what you sow
We haffi learn and grow, but only jah jah know
Mi a tell you this.

If people do it wrong, I&I a make it right
Wickedness is all around, but I man haffi stand up and fight
In live there’s a lot of roads but only one destiny
Youths dem nah learn this is my concern, teach dem and they will be free yeah
See dem inna jail trought dem kill a friend
Please put down your guns
But when the badman come when babylon a come
No place to run

So please put down your weapons, what we need is peace
To live better that’s why me tell you this

I&I Learn and grow, life ago get better I know
Learn and grow, but only jah jah know
Yes we haffi learn and grow, membah you reap what you sow
When you a learn and grow, life a go get better I know

Me seh mi respect Jamaica the roots and culture
Mi sit upon the track mi nuh fraid a nuh vulture
Dem see mi as a whitie but I am a Natty
A warrior who sing bout love and Inity
So lets unite black and white, lets walk together to the right side
No place to hide inna dis ya time
Salvation for the human and child
A mi seh chemical war dem a spread, too much cancer people a dead
Mama Africa cries I hear weh she seh all together we haffi stay
Judge yourself before you judge one another
Don’t fight against you brother to get more power 
Respect life tun it inna paradise
Put some love inna you heart and you will surprise 

Iyah Learn and grow, life ago get better I know
Learn and grow, but only jah jah know
Yes we haffi learn and grow, membah you reap what you sow
Learn and grow, life a go get better I know

Meditation is key for you and for me, humanity crying for integrity
I mean without spirituality there’s is no prosperity 
That’s why mi step up inna Jah Jah army
Insparation to be free, Powers to my family 
Guidance to my pickney, Love to my enemie
Even inna Jamaica or Germany, Rastafari lead the way to I destiny.

Iyah Learn and grow, life ago get better I know
Learn and grow, but only jah jah know
Yes we haffi learn and grow, membah you reap what you sow
Learn and grow, life a go get better I know


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I got the strong weed from the west coast
Roll it up bredda let's smoke
I don't trust no OIJ
Gotta keep your eyes open when you're on the road ya
With the strong weed from the west coast
Roll it up bredda let's smoke
Ganja man we don't hide and talk
Even the judge will say I smoke a lot

Voy conduciendo
Como un cohete y ganja es mi gasolina
Pues de mi alma esa es mi medicina
Pero que sea krippy y no más Jamaiquina
Ya estoy volando
Voy vien para arriba
Directo a la costa oeste desde Costa Rica
Si estoy cansado ganja es mi vitamina
Pero que se krippy y no más Jamaiquina

We no want no bushy-bushy brick weed
Strictly sensimilia to my brain and I'm gone
Even though they push and try to trick me
You know I keep it burning like the Guanacaste sun

I got the strong weed from the west coast
Roll it up bredda let's smoke
I don't trust no OIJ
Gotta keep your eyes open when you're on the road ya
With the strong weed from the west coast
Roll it up bredda let's smoke
Ganja man we don't hide and talk
Even the judge will say I smoke a lot

They tried to get me at a cross roads
On my way to Cartago
Way up in the hills above San Jose
We have the cutchie load up
Fran have the highest strain
Straight gas burning and it's not propane
Krippy krippy no Jamaiquina
Top shelf only I ain't talking 'bout tequila
I smoke like Arenal so don't tell me bout Maria
Ask Ras Gera and Roar Selah

We no want no bushy-bushy brick weed
Strictly sensimilia to my brain and I'm gone
Even though they push and try to trick me
You know I keep it burning like the Guanacaste sun

I got the strong weed from the west coast
Roll it up bredda let's smoke
I don't trust no OIJ
Gotta keep your eyes open when you're on the road ya
With the strong weed from the west coast
Roll it up bredda let's smoke
Ganja man we don't hide and talk
Even the judge will say I smoke a lot

Ya voy llegando junto a Bobby tocando la cima
Voy enrolando un blunt de pura sinsemilla
De los king size come le gusta al policia
Vamos quemando Indica también Sativa
Ya voy flotando como el que en la luna camina
Lo natural tu cuerpo nunca contamina
Voy manejando recorremos Costa Rica
Pero con pura krippy no más Jamaiquina

We no want no bushy-bushy brick weed
Strictly sensimilia to my brain and I'm gone
Even though they push and try to trick me
You know I keep it burning like the Guanacaste sun

I got the strong weed from the west coast
Roll it up bredda let's smoke
I don't trust no OIJ
Gotta keep your eyes open when you're on the road ya
With the strong weed from the west coast
Roll it up bredda let's smoke
Ganja man we don't hide and talk
Even the judge will say I smoke a lot 

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Some classic Wailing Souls to go along with the release of their brand new single, "Shark Attack" feat. Alborosie.

For a deeper dive into the Wailing Souls, visit their Reggae Icons playlist on the Greensleeves Spotify page:

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Wailing Souls are standard bearers and among the few active surviving elder statesmen from the birth and the golden era of reggae music. 

With a career spanning more than five decades, from rock steady through reggae to dancehall and beyond, their canon is part of the soundtrack of Jamaica itself. Songs including “Fire House Rock,” “Jah Jah Give Us Life,” “Mr. Fire Coal Man,” and “Shark Attack” mark creative high points in reggae history.
 
With the 2020 release of Back A Yard, produced by Alborosie, the group marks 25 albums in a career that includes three Grammy Award nominations for Best Reggae Album, and a pioneering 1992 appearance on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno.

Pipe and Bread’s creative history dates to Jamaica’s rock steady days in a group called The Renegades with George Haye. A number of name changes would take place into the 1970s, while they would first use the name Wailing Souls for a track called “Gold Digger” for producer Lloyd Daley in 1970. At that time, Pipe and Bread were joined by Norman “Fats D” Davis and Oswald “Sabu” Downer. With this lineup, the group also made a series of key recordings for Coxson Dodd’s iconic Studio One label, which included “Mr. Fire Coal Man,” “Back Out,” and “Things & Time.” These recordings either credited Wailing Souls or The Classics.
 
The group’s close association with Bob Marley & The Wailers during this era included singing harmony on Marley’s “Trench Town Rock” and seeing two tracks released on Marley’s Tuff Gong label in 1972, as Pipe & The Pipers.
 
While the Souls have worked with many record labels over the years, including Island, Columbia, and BMG, many associate their greatest recordings with Greensleeves Records and a series of albums including Fire House Rock, Inchpinchers, On The Rocks, and Stranded. During this period, the group was known for its four-part harmonies that included George “Buddy” Haye and Garth Dennis, formerly (and subsequently) of Black Uhuru. They were both in the group from 1976-1985, starting with the update of “Things & Time.”

With Back A Yard, Wailing Souls further solidify their place among Jamaican music’s all-time greats.

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