Prisoner

LUCKY PHILLIP DUBE

Somebody told me about it
When I was still a little boy
He said to me, crime does not pay
He said to me, education is the key, yeah
As a little boy I thought I know
What I was doing, yeah man
But today here I am in jail

I' m a prisoner
I' m a prisoner
I' m a prisoner

I looked all around me
But to see nothing
but four grey walls staring at me
the policeman said to me, son
They won' t build no schools anymore
All they' ll build will be prison, prison
All they' ll build will be prison, prison
All they' ll build will be prison, prison
'Cause today, yeah

I am a prisoner
I am a prisoner
I' m a prisoner
Dear lord

I asked the policeman and said
How much must I pay for my freedom?
He said to me, son
They won't build no schools anymore
They won't build no hospitals
They won't build no hospitals
All they' ll build will be prison, prison
All they' ll build will be prison, prison
All they' ll build will be prison, prison
All they' ll build will be prison, prison

I am a prisoner
I am a prisoner
I' m a prisoner
Dear lord

Trivia about the song Prisoner by Lucky Dube

On which albums was the song “Prisoner” released by Lucky Dube?
Lucky Dube released the song on the albums “Prisoner” in 1989 and “Serious Reggae Business” in 1996.
Who composed the song “Prisoner” by Lucky Dube?
The song “Prisoner” by Lucky Dube was composed by LUCKY PHILLIP DUBE.

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