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Good King Selassie

Good king Selassie looked out

on the feast of Marley

When the kush lay round about

dank and green and sticky

Loudly bumped reggae that night

As the king did turn

When a stoner came in sight

Gathering kush to burn

 

"Come here boy and stand by me

if you know this then say;

where would that young stoner be

at the end of this day?"

"My King he lives quite far away

rather close to Babylon

where exactly I can not say

he surely lives in Zion."

 

"Bring me kush and fine hashish

bring me bongs and paper

You and I, his base shall reach

bringing dank kush vapour!"

Island boy and Selassie

went across great Zion

eyes all red and mouths all dry

They rode upon the lion

 

"King, my eyes are growing white

and we smoked our last spliff

I fear that I may die tonight

play me one last reggae riff..."

"Island boy you don't recall

who it is you roll wit

unto me JAH trusted all

of the kush on this planet!"

 

So Selassie I was blessed

they were high once more

the stoner was offered the rest

of what they had in store

Therefore rasta men be sure

if you have that dank kush

share it with your brothers poor

and find yourself with more bush

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Written by
Nyahbinghi
Published
Dec 11, 2014
Lines·Words
40·222
Notes

Based on the classic christmas carol "Good King Wenceslas"

I gave it an island twist tho.

Tags
#island#bless#christmas#rastafarian#reggae#kushmas#live-mas#selassie-i
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