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Verse 1
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On
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Order!
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Now my court is in session.
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Will you please stand?
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First, allow me to introduce myself.
Judge
Juan
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Townsend
Hears.
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Some people call me
Judge
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Betta
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Moskow.
I am from
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Africa an d I come to try all you politicians
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for selling out black people.
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In my court, only beta,
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because I am fexed.
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This is your people's court.
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Now what you have here today?
Well,
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Geronimo, we have defendants,
Senator
Sankey
Change
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Mind.
Also here is
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Mr.
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Belief, but I think we shall
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Senators today.
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After later date, we will deal with
Religious
Belief.
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Alright, alright.
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politics and change my mind. are brought
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here for tricking black people by promising
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them good living every five years.
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You have been selling out black
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people to foreigners.
Your honor.
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Hush up! I'm not finished yet.
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What you want to do?
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Promise me to? I see
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rich getting richer and the poor dying you're on
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a fundamentally if i might say something at this
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point in time shut up this is the people's court
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and i'm not allowing any polytricking here
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if you disturb me again i will give you
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1000 years for contempt of court
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you are also charged for charging too much
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taxes because of your mismanagement
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Pending money that's
taxing the people for it
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You keep borrowing money from the
IMF and the
World
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Bank in the people's name
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Continuing the oppression of black people
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by the same colonial bastards
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Why you can't learn?
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No so -called third world country have been
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able to break loose from these money hacks
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You have black people in a vicious cycle
If it wasn't for me black people in this
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country would still be worshipping the
Statue of
Liberty
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Well tell me how come
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you changed your mind now?
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What you trying to do?
Confuse the court?
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I am giving you both one thousand
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years on the first account
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From 1938 until now,
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you have been dividing black people
You're promising the people
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them right back into slavery
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Now, the only thing
you have been truthful about
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Is your thing about out of many ones
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that was taken from my uncle
Sam
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Yes, because there's only one
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people that clean the street
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It's one people a eat out a garbage heap
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One people a cut sugarcane
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One people a sun and rain
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And one people a tile
And it's one people
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a see a collect the kile
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And speaking of
Uncle
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Sam I shall also charge you
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For giving rise to crack
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and cocaine in this country
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By killing off the ganja plant that used to
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help our foreign exchange deficit
I am giving you one thousand
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years for the crimes of
Gurley
Gurley
Don and
Mr.
Crockstone
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Shut up, you should be hanged
But I shall be lenient and give
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you both one thousand years
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I have been noticing that in your airports
Only outgoing passenger
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s are caught with drugs
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But never tourists
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Yet we don't grow cocaine here
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But it keep getting more
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common and common
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But the tourist business is very vital
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to our national development
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With the all -exclusive ho tels
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Tourists will soon think that
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Negril's the next island by itself
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You claim that the poor can't
But what you not giving
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them anything?
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I see more bells than larder
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And I hear that a car that
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cost 20 ,000 in
Miami cost 800 ,000 here
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What you do with all those extra
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money at customs?
You keep talking about
tourist harassment
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What you call what them doing with
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Jamaicans in foreign?
Every day them talking about
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Jamaican parsley
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Honor, as you can plainly see, when I was in power,
things were going to get right.
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I had all the white people
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with money on my side.
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All the brown people were starting
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to feel as if they were living in
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Miami.
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But what about black people?
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Well, as I was just getting around to them,
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I lost the elections,
Your
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Honor.
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That is no excuse your honor,
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before him black people were getting very self -sufficient.
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Black people were starting
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to acquire homes in
Miami.
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That is because they were running
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away your honor.
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White people started to
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say I and I are direct.
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Your honor, if it wasn't for him and his black ideology
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we would reach much further.
Your honor, we never have
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poor people on the mind.
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That is why we are having
so much trouble now.
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Your honor, it's him change, not me
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Your honor, him have a party of gangs
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It's him say so himself
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Shut up! I see no difference
between both of you
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You both following the same thing that has and
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is still keeping down black people
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When you're not in power, your honor,
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it is easy to say this and that
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But when you have power, it is very different
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A different song you have to sing
I am giving you both an
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other 1000 years
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None of you have the solutions
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to black people problem
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I suggest you read the philosophy
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and opinions of
Marcus
Garvey
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Study him carefully,
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then I might just grant you a pardon
And another thing,
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before I begin the sentence
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Both of you should visit
Arcade
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And see how poor women run
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business from nothing
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Let the domestic helpers show you how to use one hundred
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and thirty dollars to feed a family of six for one week.
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Now take them away!
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