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Why me black brother why, dis robbing and killing?
Why me black brother why, dis looting and shooting?
Why me black brother why, you ruling your mumma?
Why me black brother why, you mash up your puppa?
What you gonna do when de voice say come?
Remember the day of judgment.
Pick up your guns and you go to town,
See your black brother and you shoot dem down.
That's wrong!
No me black brother no, no bother with no tribal.
No me black brother no, it only cost a trial.
No me black brother no, you chop up all your brother.
No me black brother no, now you beat your black sister.
Yeah
Why me black brother why, you ruling your mumma?
Why me black brother why, you mash up your puppa?

No me black brother no, no bother with no tribal.
No me black brother no, no beat your black sister.
What you gonna do when de voice say come?
Remember the day of judgment, yeah.
Pick up your guns and go to town,
See your black brother and shoot dem down.
That's wrong!
Why black brother why, dis robbing and killing?
Why me black brother why, dis looting and shooting?
Why me black brother why, you ruling your mumma?
Why me black brother why, you mash up your puppa?
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Mighty Diamonds are a Jamaican trio who had major success during the 70's at the 'Channel One' studio and record label at Maxfield Avenue, Jamaica.
Despite their heyday at Channel One, the trio continued to produce sublime work in later years, notably for 'Gussie Clarke' with the classic 'Pass The Kouchie' which rode an updated cut of an old Studio One instrumental called 'Full Up'. The tune was also covered by the English group 'Musical Youth' but was known as 'Pass The Dutchie'.

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