The Hunter

Clinton Fearon · Goodness

The hunter lost his gun
The congo man a come
The hunter start to run
Crying for mercy
Lions and tigers come
Frogs and birds a come
The hunter still a run
Crying for mercy
Mister Hunter, do you remember
Before you had a gun?
Do you remember the sound of the trees
The flowers and the bees in the forest?
Mister Hunter, do you remember
Before you had to run?
Do you remember when everyone you meet
Use to be a friend?
Now it's all in your head
Fear and despair
Said it's all in your head
Jah is love and he's forgiving
It's all in your head
Fear and despair
Said it's all in your head
Forgive yourself if you're willing
Embrace your destiny
Embrace your history
Embrace your legacy
Get it right by tomorrow
Enjoy the miracles
Enjoy the mysteries
Enjoy the genesis
Make it right by tomorrow
Open your eyes if you want to see now
And you will see
Uncover your ears if you want to hear now
And you will hear
Mister Hunter, do you remember
The sound of happiness?
Do you remember when everyone you meet
Use to be a friend?
Now it's all in your head
Fear and despair
Said it's all in your head
Jah is love and he's forgiving
It's all in your head
Fear and despair
Said it's all in your head
Forgive yourself and start your healing
The hunter lost his gun
The congo man a come
The hunter start to run
Crying for mercy
Lions and tigers come
Frogs and birds a come
The hunter still a run
Crying for mercy
Mister Hunter, do you remember
Before you had a gun?
Do you remember the sound of the trees
The flowers and the bees in the forest?
Mister Hunter, do you remember
Before you had to run?
Do you remember when everyone you meet
Use to be a friend?

About The Hunter

"The Hunter" shows how a single track can carry a listener toward Clinton Fearon's larger sound. Rather than relying on unsupported chart or album claims, a useful blurb can describe the recording in terms of feel: the shape of its hook, the pacing of the arrangement, and the attitude suggested by the title. Songs with concise titles often work because they leave room for the performance to define the meaning. In that sense, "The Hunter" is best treated as a focused listening point, a track whose value comes from mood, replayability, and the artist's recognizable presence.