Um Grito de Liberdade
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Um Grito de Liberdade
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Sou rastafary hê
Sou a semente que marley deixou
Sou rastafary hê
Zig, zig, zig, zig marley hê
Sou eu que represento a Jamaica
Sou intercambio do reggae jamaicano
Meu nome foi inspirado na dança das yaôs
Por onde passo me chamam muzenza nagô, eu sou
Sou um guerreiro em defesa dos fracos e oprimidos
Palavras ditas por marley hoje faz sentido
Sou o muzenza do reggae que o povo consagrou
Sou o grito de liberdade que marley deixou
Sou rastafary hê
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