G7
Ziggy Marley · Other Songs - Ziggy Marley
All of them have a little meeting
And them a plan to keep and oppress the poor
So them have a little meeting
But when them think then thing goes another way
Oh, when them think then thing goes another way
Did you hear about these meetings
No you won't find poor countries there
Because of capitalist greed
Revolution seem to be the only way
It may be an old fashion way of thinking
But I believe in the people and these aims
'Cause when them think then things go the people way
One day dem deh deh dem no, deh deh
When them think then things go the the people way
One day dem deh deh dem no, deh deh
These countries want to stay on top so they'll find any way
To them third world people life is but a small price to be paid
They think they're great feeling no one can touch them
Well, them have a next thing comin'
'Cause when them think then things go the people way
One day dem deh deh dem no, deh deh
Oh when them think then thing goes another way
One day dem deh deh dem no, deh deh
One day dem deh deh dem no, deh deh
Seven richest things in the world
What do they do for the people
Look at America the so called best
How many homeless where the money went
In the sky on weapons of death
Why don't they write the needy some more checks
'Cause when them think then thing goes another way
One day dem deh deh dem no, deh deh
When them think then things go the the people way
One day dem deh deh dem no, deh deh
One day dem deh deh dem no, deh deh
One day dem deh deh dem no, deh deh
One day dem deh deh dem no, deh deh
One day dem deh deh dem no, deh deh
And revolution seem to be the only way
Revolution seem to be the
G7 by Ziggy Marley
Ziggy Marley continues his legacy as a defining voice in reggae and roots music with the track G7. As the eldest son of the legendary Bob Marley, Ziggy has carved out a distinct identity within the genre, blending traditional rhythms with contemporary sensibilities. This recording reflects his ongoing commitment to social consciousness and spiritual themes that permeate his extensive discography. The song stands as part of a broader body of work that explores unity, faith, and the human experience. Marley's vocal delivery remains a hallmark of his style, offering a smooth yet powerful presence that resonates with longtime fans and new listeners alike. Through tracks like this, he maintains the momentum of the Marley musical dynasty while contributing fresh perspectives to the reggae landscape.