Ayo, hm

Uh-uh, oh, why?

Where yuh at, ghetto youth? (Ay)

Where yuh at, elders?

Well, mi tell yuh seh, mi call 'pon

Stay close, listen fi' me

Settle, likkle baby, I love big dream dem

Settle, back a-bwoy, I love big vision

Fi' preach fi' di congregation inna this generation

Fi' teach inna di schools a-dis a-generation

Music fi' di likkle youth and music fi' di elders

Nah gon' ever spread inna this, masters of mi elders

Dem haffi stay so close, gettin' message

And di ghetto youth dem haffi be taught, and dem be heard

Get a-real love from di art, and then wi spread it

Whenever I've got bad mind 'pon dis lovely music, ay

A knowledge that mi got, haffi spread it out

If it a-not through music, then, yuh a-tell mi what?

Yuh mon seh, hehe

I know how a whole heap dem stay

A-nuff a-dem people seh

Dancehall music is a-not a-positive music seh

Dancehall music is a-not a-good music fi' di youth and fi' di elders dem, oh

Mi a-tell dem seh

There's more positivity than less negativity inna dis music, seh

Wi influence di ghetto youth fi' do whole heap a-di good tings

So wi influence dem elders to do whole heap a-di good tings

So listen fi' dis

And let yuh daughters, yuh sons, alright, yuh nieces get dis

And listen fi' dis, follow di words

Realest

(Abstract Records)