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Artist/Band: Lucky Dube
Lyrics for Song: Life In The Movies
Lyrics for Album: Trinity [1995]



Warning, this is the chief of police speaking



Do not steal police hate competition



Where we gonna run, where we gonna hide?



You've got the right to remain silent



But forever they were brought here to protect us



They were brought here not to hurt



But now they hurt us everyday



You see, police have joined



Forces with criminals



Don't steal, police hate competition



We can't sit down, something must be done



Catching the bad guys in real life



Is not as easy as it is in the movies



We see James Bond



(007)



Eddie Murphy



(Beverly Hills Cop)



Chasing bad guys all the time



But police in real life have joined



Forces with criminals



Don't steal, police hate competition



We can't sit down something must be done



Our life has got to be like



Life in the movies



Where the good guys always



Win in the end



Life in the movies



How can we expect them



To serve and protect the community?



If they themselves are the bad guys



Police have joined forces with criminals



Stand up and fight, no one is safe



Life in the movies



Life in the movies



Life in the movies



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Life In The Movies

Lucky Dube's 'Life In The Movies' stands as a defining track from his 1995 album Trinity, capturing the vibrant energy of South African township culture. The song exemplifies Dube's signature style, blending soulful melodies with socially conscious lyrics that address the realities of life in the townships. Released during a pivotal era for Afro-soul and house music in the region, the recording showcases his ability to weave personal narrative with broader community themes. As a staple of his discography, the track remains a powerful representation of the genre's evolution in the mid-1990s, resonating with listeners through its authentic voice and rhythmic drive.


Album Lyrics: Trinity [1995]


Lucky Dube
"Trinity [1995]"


1. Serious Reggae Business
2. My Brother, My Enemy
3. Rasta Man's Prayer
4. Affirmative Action
5. Life In The Movies