Wednesday, December 07, 2005

So who hasn't heard Bob Marley's "new" song, Slogans. can I tell u its excellent - sound sweet and the lyrics even sweeter. u can tell he was under a deep meditation when droppin this tune.

Can't take your slogans no more,
can't take your slogans no more,
can't take your slogans no more,
can't take your slogans no more.

Wipe out the paintings of slogans
all over the streets (ooh, ooh, ooh),
confusing the people
while your asphalt burns our tired feet.
I see borders and barriers,
segregation, demonstration and riots (ooh, ooh, ooh),
a-sufferation of the refugees,
oh-oh, when, when will we be free?

Oh-oh-oh, we can't take your slogans no more,
can't take your slogans no more,
can't take your slogans no more,
no more sweet talk from-a pulpit,
no more sweet talk from the hypocrites.

/guitar solo/

So we know we can't take your slogans no more,
can't take your slogans no more,
can't take your slogans no more,
no more sweet talk from-a pulpit,
no more sweet talk from the pulpit.

No more sweet talk from-a pulpit,
no more sweet talk from the hypocrites (oh, no hypocrites!),
no more sweet talk from-a pulpit (wo-ah yeah),
no more sweet talk (no-no-no-no sweet talk) from the hypocrites (hey!),
no more sweet talk from-a pulpit,
no more sweet talk (no-no-no-no sweet talk) from the hypocrites (no-no-no-no hey!).

He's talkin directly to both Madison Avenue, Pennsylvania Avenue, Wall Street and to their equivalents all around the world, not to mention talking directly to the preachers out there who tell us what we want to hear...

And just to put the icing on the cake the guitar solo is brilliant! Makes me hate the keyboard synthesizer music even more.

- "deceiving the people continually"
Slogans Video (mine didn't work but the song played)

2 Comments:

At 6:28 PM, Blogger PabloAntonio said...

yo i thought this was a old song still. where it come from?

 
At 6:46 AM, Blogger Mad Bull said...

Well, I thought that it was mostly speaking against the divisions between man and man coming from polytricks, but... The song nice enough.

 

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