|
Back to My Roots Lyrics Artist(Band):Lucky Dube
They said it' s gonna be irie there But when we were in the party I was disappointed yeah All we could hear there was their crackadoo All we could hear there was their Shoobee doobee yeah And the music they played there Was not good for a rasta man yeah It was not good for any Jah man Chorus: (x3) I' m going back to my roots yeah yeah Reggae music is all that I need All we could hear there was their crackadoo All we could hear there was their Shoobee doobee yeah And the music they played there Was not good for a rasta man It was not good for any Jah man Chorus: (x2) Reggae is mine reggae is mine yeah yeah Reggae is mine yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah (fade) Chorus till fade If you find some error in Back to My Roots Lyrics, would you please submit your corrections to me? Thank You. Thanks to arnel_jacob@yahoo.com for submitting the lyrics. Review about Back to My Roots Always remembered, thanks for the music | Reviewer: Anonymous | 8/29/2008 Lucky, too young plucked from us. You brought hope to the ghettos band reconciliation to your former oppressors. I have no doubt you would have become a UN ambassador for peace and reconciliation if only you were still among us. Thanks for the music and the wonderful lyrics. Always fondly remembered by the Mullen family, Dublin, ireland and Alkmaar, Holland. I love Lucky dube, i will never forget him | Reviewer: Jaiba-Tu | 5/30/2008 While successful reggae artists have traditionally hailed from the Rwanda in africa, over the past decade Rwanda native Tuyisenge J Baptiste (pronounced Jaiba-Tu) has delivered some of the most conscious and substantive roots reggae songs to hit the airwaves "The spirit of Jaiba-Tu's music and dance epitomizes the spirit of Rwandan culture liberation" (culture Voice) and has kept the struggles of the people of Rwanda in the thoughts of against Aids the world over. he done his first songs called Impuruza, Meny'ubuzima talked about against Aids, after he prepared Rwanda Style (talk about of Rwandan Youth, musics and cultures) he teached the Rwandans to love and tell the athers country to knows the Rwandan cultures. Jaiba-Tu have 7 songs like: Impuruza, Mpenzi ,Gihozo, Rwanda Style,Meny'ubuzima Birakabije original, and Birakabije Remix, he became the best artist in all of Rwandans during of the end of 2007 year as he began his talent in his Reggea songs like birakabije, Impuruza and tried his first interview on Radio Rwanda on 28/11/2007 at 8:30 , and has gained popularity on the beginning of 2008 where he was on interview on Radio 10 on 06/01/08 at 01:pm where the many of peoples tried to discuss about his songs like Birakabije. Born into poverty in Rwanda, Jaiba-Tu began his musical career in 2007 as a player of theatre and he tyied to create some groups of traditional and modern cultures,.... after a number of successful gold song, Jaiba-Tu made the monumental transition to "Reggae, but always thinked about Lucky Dube like his teacher of music (as well as Reggea) which he describes as "the one and only way of sending a message to the masses “ Lucky Dube has produced my knowledge of music and talent" said jaiba-Tu, highly his first album contain many of Reggea songs, he is still in studio with his songs like Kora Neza, Garuka Lyidiya,... Always Jaiba-Tu think about his Coutry he like his cultures, his peoples, and his Natures. he need everyone hwo have the good idea to tell him and he want you to support himto go on with the best of Rwandan cultures and songs. on the end you are Welcome on Jaiba-Tu's site is yours!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!. Nitwa Tuyisenge J Baptiste (Jaiba-Tu) , navutse mu 1982 mvukira mu karere ka Muvumba mu ntara y’Umutara, amashuli abanza nayigiye muri ako Karere , mu bihumbi 2000, nibwo natangiye amashuli yisumbuye mucyigo cy’ishuli cyitwa Nyagatare Secondry School, mu bihumbi 2003 nagiye mucyiciro cya kabili cya Segonderi niga Section Lettres Option Litterature mukigo bitaga College Baptiste de Ngarama (CO.BA.NGA) A killer must get punishment as the singer stated in one of his song | Reviewer: condry mitileni | 3/14/2008 I was the guy who hates reggae music but because of him i love it like water in my life.now im a reggarian.reggae music is news and it carries air force.I'ii miss u my legend,rest in peace!!!!!!!!!! A TRUE AFRICAN LEGEND | Reviewer: Michael | 1/15/2008 I got introduce to Lucky dube as a little kid that did not even know anything....it was all my dad played at home and i could not help love the music. i grew up to understand his music and love his work more....He is THE BEST I KNOW no offence to the great BOB MARLEY. I love BOB MARLEY also. Who ever did this will pay with a miserable and long life.... Enquirey | Reviewer: Emmanuel Hisay | 12/17/2007 I just got through watching Lucky Dube DVD and I really like to know more his dealth. Can anyone send me information the truth of his dealth? Emmanuel vincent osazuwa | Reviewer: Anonymous | 11/7/2007 A man who took me into the art of music. i ll miss u lucky. this will be to remember you. ll be hosting a concert in Toronto. its gonna be all night live performance by me. The death of Lucky Dube | Reviewer: Emmanuel Hisy | 10/31/2007 I still cannot get over the death of Lucky Dube. Was it politically motivated or just plain robbery attemp? We need to hear more about the investigation. After all, this man was bigger than life. He is compare to Michael Jackson, Sam Cook and Elvisl Pressley. A painful Exit | Reviewer: Nwosu Emmanuel Nwachukwu | 10/30/2007 Dube's Death Has Devastated me. His My source of inspiration. He Makes Me PROUD as an African. I will Forever Eulogise Him! Review the song Back to My Roots The area is only for review, if you want to submit the lyrics or the corrections of the lyrics, please click the link at the end of the lyrics.  Download "Lucky Dube" Music | |
Copyright © 2000-2007 sing365.com