96 Degrees In The Shade

Michael Cooper / Steven Cat Coore

96 degrees in the shade
Real hot in the shade

Said it was 96 degrees in the shade
Ten thousand soldiers on parade
Taking i and i to meet a big fat boy
Sent from overseas
The queen employ
Excellency before you i come
With my representation
You know where i'm coming from

You caught me on the loose
Fighting to be free
Now you show me a noose
On the cotton tree
Entertainment for you
Martyrdom for me

96 degrees in the shade
Real hot in the shade

Some may suffer and some may burn
But i know that one day my people will learn
As sure as the sun shines, way up in the sky
Today i stand here a victim the truth is i'll never die

96 degrees in the shade
Real hot in the shade

Trivia about the song 96 Degrees In The Shade by Third World

On which albums was the song “96 Degrees In The Shade” released by Third World?
Third World released the song on the albums “Reggae Greats: Third World” in 1989 and “Under The Magic Sun” in 2014.
Who composed the song “96 Degrees In The Shade” by Third World?
The song “96 Degrees In The Shade” by Third World was composed by Michael Cooper and Steven Cat Coore.

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