Send a Prayer

Gentleman · Confidence [2004]

Intro:

jah jah i say

Hear the words of his son lifting up his voice today

I know and I pray

Never will I go astray



Chorus:

Me send a prayer for my mama today

On my knees to the father I pray

Guidiance protection every day (repeat)



verse:

ine me ganga lee boot and ina me khaki suit

yes I am a soldier and me seeking the truth

trampeling the peagon cause man hafi revolute

dem try fi kick me from the planr but jah is my parachute

I and I a stone that de builder refuse

nuh go walk dem walk nuh step ina dem shoes

nothin left fi win there is nothin left fi lose

down a babylon the whole a dem confuse



chorus (repeat)



2.verse:

fi live in dis ya world a one ting yuh shuolda know

what yuh gonna reap is exactly what yuh sew

trodding mount zion only one way to go

life it a no tee taa toe

so me nuh go sit down nuh go waste no time

nuh go mek dem brainwash control my mind

as far as I man know man a king from ancient long time

yuh can't pop me off from the vine



chorus (repeat)



3.verse:

one step come we hold a medi now

two step baldhead an dready now

three step high grade ina we heady now

it keep we steady now (repeat)

bridge:

oh yes now

high grade ina we heady now

oh yes now

even de baldhead and dready now



chorus (repeat)

Send a Prayer

Gentleman's 'Send a Prayer' stands as a defining track from the 2004 album 'Confidence,' showcasing his signature blend of reggae, dancehall, and R&B influences. Released during a period where Gentleman was redefining the sound of Jamaican music, the song exemplifies his ability to weave intricate vocal melodies with rhythmic precision. As part of his broader discography, which includes acclaimed works like 'Journey To Jah' and 'Another Intensity,' this recording highlights his commitment to lyrical depth and melodic richness. The track remains a staple in his catalog, reflecting the era's vibrant musical landscape and his enduring impact on the genre.