Who You Think You Are
Alborosie · Other Songs - Alborosie
I'm not jah supastar
Mi nah drink di gold wine and smoking cigar
And I don't drive di "supa" car
With jesus mi ah par
I'm just a revolutionary fighting my own war
Ah mi name Alberto D'ascola coz I dont hitch pon it
And bary humble don't yuh ask I just walk with it
Down ina Jameyka life no pretty mi no ramp with it
White boy a prove himself to di world and crew it's fumbling
I left my mother dropping tears just to chase a dream
Mi hit my time, son yuh empire was in slavery
Di wicked man stole mi life and I identity
So watch yourself and watch yur mouth before yuh judging mi
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Mi bredda died he was killed by bandits in di street
My father try to live with and him still ah do it
At certain points I war with god associates and seh was da shit
And then one day selaissie come and save mi from di trick
So here I am di puppet of yur show The man on stage
that sing some stuff that yuh don't know
The clown ah pleased da crowd and can appease his soul
The artist with da funny name, ah fun it go
The price fi come to give for yur culcha and di morning tense yuh on
The idiot boy want likke bit in return
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I had a gun right on my face and I was scared to die
I sex so many girl so mi did ah tell nuff lie
I was alcoholic and depressed one day I'll tell yuh why
So just for now we live it so so please just give mi a bly
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Who You Think You Are
Alborosie is a defining voice in modern reggae, known for blending traditional rhythms with contemporary sensibilities. His work often explores themes of identity, spirituality, and social consciousness, delivered through a distinctive vocal style that bridges the gap between classic roots and modern dancehall. "Who You Think You Are" stands as a testament to his ability to craft anthemic tracks that resonate with listeners seeking both rhythm and reflection. The song fits within his broader discography of uplifting and introspective recordings, showcasing his signature production style. Alborosie continues to influence the genre by maintaining a consistent artistic vision while collaborating with various artists to expand his musical reach.

