Exodus
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Exodus
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Africa, well, the country of Jah people, oh right
Open your eyes and let me tell you this
Men and people will fight ya down when ya see Jah light
But let me tell you, if you're not wrong ev'rything is alright
So we gonna walk through the roads of creation
We are the generation, trad through great tribulation
Africa, oh right, the country of Jah people
Africa, well well, the country of Jah people
Open your eyes and look within
Are you satisfied with the life you're living?
We know where we are going; we know where we are from
We're leaving Babylon, we're going to our father's land, let me tell you
Africa, well well, the country of Jah people, yeah
Africa, well well, the country of Jah people
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