I Man a African

MAXIE SMITH, WINSTON W HOLNESS

I man a African, don't call I Jamaican
I man a African, don't call I Jamaican
I man a African, don't call I Jamaican
I man a African

For how can I give up a continent?
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
For only an island
No, no

I man a African, don't call I Jamaican
I man a African, that's if you call I Jamaican
I man a African, don't call I Jamaican
I man a African

Look why you are do to judge your children
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Turn around and say mi a your brother
Yeah

I man a African
Don't call I Jamaican
I man a African
I man a African

Smile though you brought it against the world
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Man, man and, man and
Nobody enough far, yeah

I man a African, don't call I Jamaican
I man a African, screw if you call I Jamaican
I man a African, because if you call I Jamaican
I man a African, yeah, yeah, yeah

I man a African, don't call I Jamaican
I man a African, screw if you call I Jamaican
I man a African, don't call I Jamaican

Cursing man to praise his land
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
The devil, madman have the plan
No

I man a African, don't call I Jamaican
I man a African

Trivia about the song I Man a African by Max Romeo

When was the song “I Man a African” released by Max Romeo?
The song I Man a African was released in 2002, on the album “The Coming Of Jah: Max Romeo Anthology 1967-76”.
Who composed the song “I Man a African” by Max Romeo?
The song “I Man a African” by Max Romeo was composed by MAXIE SMITH, WINSTON W HOLNESS.

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