Capleton - Cherish No Wrong(Queen Majesty Riddim)

Capleton on the Queen Majesty Riddim.
Riddim originally sung by Dennis Brown.
"Yow yow yow, Blaze it, Cyaan cool, allyuh wan tell 'im som fi meh
yow yow yow, yow, say ya yow."
Verse 1:
"Me na go walk yuh walk cause when yuh walk;
Pon de road of corruption yuh walk - yow,
Me na go talk yuh talk cause when yuh talk;
It na come from yuh heart now,
Me na go sing yuh sing cause when yuh sing;
Yuh neve Hail The King now,
Me na go do yuh do cause de tings yuh do;
Yuh know dem never true."
Chorus:
"So I will never cherish no wrong,
Gonna always be strong,
Always singing my song,
Well me say down here inna Babylon,
A bounce dem a Wicked Man. (Repeat)
Verse II
Song whe me ah sing will be of salvation,
Song whe me ah sing will be of emancipation
Song whe me ah sing for de revolution
Song whe me ah sing of a redemption,
Song whe me ah sing is for de revelation,
Song whe me ah sing of repatriation,
Song wha me ah sing have fi free me nation,
Song whe me ah sing ah ................................
Chorus:
"So I will never cherish no wrong,
Gonna always be strong,
Always singing my song,
Well me say down here inna Babylon,
A bounce dem a Wicked Man. (Repeat)"
I will never cherish no wrong,
Gonna always be strong,
Even through the accusation,
Mi say down here inna Babylon,
A bounce dem a wicked man.

[@PLEASANTGIFFT]

I like when artist performs on old time riddims an this why reggae dancehall will always strong.

[@m0bah]

I have been looking for this song for years as well, thanks very much.

[@SandoTrini]

Yea Man One Love.

[@SandoTrini]

@papadom2008 Yea thats true. A rockers version came out with Dennis Brown later on. The techniques named the song queen majesty which inspired the name of the riddim. There is a "queen of the minstrels" riddim as well.