Them kill Limumba for his own own-a-rights,
But them can't kill the Rastaman at all, 't all, 't all.
Them can't kill the Rastaman at all.

That's the strangest man I've seen.
(that's because he's a Rastaman)
Having the mark of a Nazarene.
(that's because he's a Rastaman)
He carries a prophetical message.
(that's because he's a Rastaman)
Borning out of time and out of age.
(that's because he's a Rastaman)

The Rasta come from Zion, Rastaman a Lion!
Dread dread. (the Rastaman)
The Rasta come from Zion, Rastaman a Lion!
Him irie. (the Rastaman)

Remember Jeremiah children. (he was a Rastaman)
Or even Isaiah. (he was a Rastaman)
Moses in the pit of mud. (he was a Rastaman)
Trodding from Buzrak, with his garments dipped in blood.
(he was a Rastaman)

Oh what a dread, dread, whola one,
The Rastaman come from Zion.
What a strange, what a dread, what a righteous man,
The Rastaman him come from Zion.
What a dread, dread up-full one,
The Rastaman come from Zion.
What a dread, black, dreadlock one,
The Rastaman come from Zion.

Lightning!
Seven years of famine for seven years of plenty,
Is like two grains of wheat for one bale of barley.
A hand full of corn shall be on the hillside,
And with that you've got to be satisfied.

It was Elijha who prayed that it did not rain. (he was a Rastaman)
He prayed and the rains came again. (he was a Rastaman)
It was Joshua who commanded the sun stand still.
(he was a Rastaman)
He did that according to his Master's will. (he was a Rastaman)

What a dread, dread whola one,
The Rastaman come from Zion.
What a strange, what a dread, what a up-full one,
The Rastaman come from Zion.
What a black, dread, up-full one,
The Rastaman come from Zion.
What a strange, dreadlock one,
The Rastaman come from Zion.