That Nuh Right
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That Nuh Right
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The teaching of true philosophy
It drives away maliciousness (maliciousness)
And odiousness why should you push over a blindman
When you know he can't see (he can't see)
You know in some when faith get weak
As well his failure comes (his failure comes)
You criticize 'cause you don't know
What your end will be (your end will be)
Almighty God knows your thought is chief
You better make your stock
We need to break away
From this feeling of pain, covetousness
Laugh if you wanna laugh
But it's he who laughs last get the most
Don't tell a blindman go when the sign says stop (the sign says stop (2x) )
Before God and man, that nuh right (that nuh right (2x) )
('Cause you can see and you know he can't live)
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