Steel Pulse - Biko's Kindred Lament Legendado PT BR

Biko's Kindred Lament Songs of Steel Pulse The night Steve Biko died I cried and I cried The night Steve Biko died I cried and I cried Biko, O, Steve Biko died still in chains Biko, O, Steve Biko died still in chains. Biko died in chains, moaned for you Biko died in chains, moaned for you, yeh. Blame South African security, A no suicide he was'nt insane. It was not for him to live in Rome, No Still they would'nt leave him alone. Yeh yeh yeh, They provoke him, they arrest him They took him life away, But can't take him soul, Then they drug and ill-treat him, Till they kill him, And they claim suicide. I'll never forgive I'll always remember, Not, not only not only I no, But papa brothers sisters too, Yeh, yeh Him spirit they can't control Him spirit they can't man-trol Cannot be bought nor sold Freedom increase one-hundred fold. The system something's got to be done, Straight away, The system of weakheart emontion They've got to pay The system of backra corruption They've got to pay The system is destroying my nation The system.....kill him O, O Jah Jah, O Jah Jah, Take them where life sweeter, Send a Moses to set them Free. Pharaoh's army won't let them be, From the beginning he knew he'd meet his end Yes my friend They'll keep on ruling, all hours Jah Jah send I'll tell you again Dem take him life - Dem take him soul, Him spirit they can't control Cannot be bought nor sold Freedom increases one hundred fold Freedom increases one hundred Freedom The system, the system, the system, The sy, a, a, Somethings got to done, The system where black man get no, get no, Get no recoginition. The system of colour partition The system shoul be yanked from creation The system kill him. O, O Jah Jah, O Jah Jah, Take him where life sweeter Send a Moses. Send a Moses. Pharohs army won't let them be, Biko died in chains Yeh Moans for you Biko died in chains all are moaning Moans for you Yeh eh eh eh..... Biko, O, O, O Steve Biko died still in chains Biko, O, O, O Steve Biko died still in chains Still, still in chains Still, still in chains Cha-ains.......... Stephen Bantu Biko  Tarkastad, 18 de dezembro de 1946 — Pretória, 12 de setembro de 1977. foi um ativista anti-apartheid da África do Sul na década de 1960 e 1970. Nascimento: 18 de dezembro de 1946 Tarkastad, Cabo Oriental União Sul-Africana Morte: 12 de setembro de 1977 (30 anos) Pretória, África do Sul Nacionalidade: Sul-africano Progenitores: Mãe: Alice 'Mamcete' Biko Pai: Mzingayi Mathew Biko Cônjuge: Ntsiki Mashalaba  (c. 1970; v. 1977) Filho: 5 Alma mater: University of Natal Medical School Ocupação: Ativista político Ideias notáveis: Anti-racismo Anti-apartheid Causa da morte: Traumatismo craniano Líder estudantil, fundou o Movimento da Consciência Negra (Black Consciousness Movement), que capacitava e mobilizava grande parte da população negra urbana. Desde sua morte sob custódia da polícia, ele foi chamado de mártir de um movimento anti-apartheid. Enquanto vivia, seus escritos e ativismo tentou capacitar as pessoas negras, e era famoso por seu slogan "black is beautiful", que o próprio descreveu como: "você está bem como você é, comece a olhar para si mesmo como um ser humano". Mesmo que Biko nunca tenha sido um membro do Congresso Nacional Africano (ANC), foi incluído no panteão dos heróis de luta, indo tão longe como a utilização de sua imagem para cartazes de campanha nas primeiras eleições não-raciais da África do Sul em 1994. Nelson Mandela disse a respeito de Biko: "Eles tiveram que matá-lo para prolongar a vida do apartheid". #rastafarimusic #rastamusic #rootsmusic #rootsreggae #steelpulse #dancehall #stevebiko #riddim #reggaeeurope #reggaebrasil #selectaberbert #reggaemusicforever #reggaeroots #jahbless #Jahlive #jamaica #goodvibes #tradução #otimasemana 🚨 Instagram: @selectaberbert   / selectaberbert   ===========💚💛❤============