That Day Will Come
That Day Will Come

Capleton - That Day Will Come Lyrics

With righteous fire and prophetic vision, this powerful reggae anthem speaks of ultimate justice and karma catching up with those who oppress and corrupt. The artist envisions a day of reckoning when the wicked will face consequences for their actions against… Read more

Reggae
Oct 26, 2004
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That Day Will Come Lyrics

(Intro)
Equal rights and justice for all
Rise and never fall
Tell dem sey... Boom!
What dey gonna do, when nuff a dem nuh true
Say what they gonna do, dem get slew, yaaaw

Who do you think you are, we're living ina small world
As wicked as you think you are, we're living in a small world
As bad as you think you are, we're living in a small world
As tough as you think you are, we're living in a...
Da one ya name, alright

[Chorus]
That day will come, when I shall stand and see all those wicked men and the fiyah gettin bun
That day will come, when they will try to escape and there will be nowhere to run
That day will come, when I shall see, they hand in all the bombs and bayonnettes and bullets and gun
That day will come, when Emperor Selassie I shall rise di whole a di ghetto yute dem from outta di slum

And the day I would love to see their face
For the all those evil they do to the human race
And try to take things out of place
Run away to space, true dem inna...
Off you owna judgement, you a go get a taste
When dem find out sey dat dem caan escape
Sadness they send on the people dem trace
Smile on my face

[Chorus]

Who do you think you are, we're living ina small world
As wicked as you think you are, we're living in a small world
As slick as you think you are, we're living in a small world
As tough as you think you are, we're living in a...
Da one ya name, tell dem!

Escape today, you caan escape tomorrow
Mek sure you pay back anytime you borrow
Mek sure you dont leff no life inna sorrow
Mek sure you nuh lead none straight like arrow
Mek sure you brains nuh push out it nuh borrow
Mek sure you nuh mek dem coke out an parro, yeah!
Mek sure you meditation nuh narrow
Judgement!
Yo mi waan tell dem sumpn... Di world a one...

[Chorus]

I will remain the same
Hailing Rastafari name
And watch dem going up in flames
For all the innocent going down the drain
You have to pay for the shackles and chains
And pay for these washing of the brain
And pay for these guns and cocaine
The sick and the lame, alright

[Chorus]

Writer(s): CLIFTON GEORGE BAILEY, STEPHEN C. GIBSON, NICHOLAS LISTRANI
Copyright(s): Lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind

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What is the Meaning of That Day Will Come?

With righteous fire and prophetic vision, this powerful reggae anthem speaks of ultimate justice and karma catching up with those who oppress and corrupt. The artist envisions a day of reckoning when the wicked will face consequences for their actions against humanity - from violence and drug trafficking to mental enslavement and exploitation of the poor. Through vivid imagery, he describes how those who think themselves untouchable will find nowhere to hide in this "small world" when judgment comes. The song references Emperor Haile Selassie I as a divine figure who will lift up the oppressed from the slums. At its core, this is a message of hope for the downtrodden and a warning to the unjust that their actions will eventually catch up with them, no matter how powerful they believe themselves to be. #Rastafari #SocialJustice #Reggae #Prophecy

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