Culture - Trust Me Lyrics

Reggae Music for a reason
You see you can play it under Jah season

I play reggae music in the middle of the street
Play reggae music because it's our beat
Play reggae music because it was ordered
By the Messiah Marcus Garvey

Trust me, trust me, trust me
Why don't you trust me, trust me, trust me

Don't allow politicians to fool you again
Another lawyer to plea your case
They love the doctor to poison you
And even the minister to indoctrinate you

Why don't you trust me, trust me, trust me
Why don't you trust me, trust me, trust me

You trust the teachers to teach your children
Trust the mechanic to build your car
Trust the carpenter to build your house
And yet you don't trust your brother at all

Why don't you trust me, trust me, trust me
Why don't you trust me, trust me, trust me

You don't even trust yourself

Please be yourself

You trust the media to give you our news
And my simple words you do refuse
You don't trust Rastafari
You won't even listen to I and I and I

Why don't you trust me, trust me, trust me
Why don't you trust me, trust me, trust me

Please
I stand up for the right of every man
As lonely as long as I can
We can win the victory
To fight on for humanity

Trust me, trust me, trust me
Why don't you trust me, trust me, trust me

My eyes are in the human body
Several of them are in your head
So why don't you clean up your life and try to live
Like the Congo Natty Dread

Why don't you trust me, trust me, trust me
Why don't you trust me, trust me, trust me

Jah Rastafari
Jah! Rastafari!

One mother you've got
I must remind you
And you must respect her
To the highest level I say, man

Why don't you trust me, trust me, trust me
Why don't you trust me, trust me, trust me
Why don't you trust me, trust me, trust me
And trust yourself too
Why don't you trust me, trust me, trust me