Luyện nghe bài hát In His Own Words

[Chorus - Stephen
Jah you in his own words
And see you through
To guide you through cold world
And I'll see you

Jah you in his own words
And see you through
To guide you through this cold
And see you through

1 - Nas]
Two away from death, a vest and a holster
I detectives arresting us over
Weapons possession, they was the Rover
the tattoos on my neck and my shoulder
How many I'm one of six coffin-holders
Or sitting with goons in a room
it, I could've been you
Behind state walls
These are the things that a G for, acquit us
A little stash in the or a little shorty to wait for
Or a shorty to take the for him
What really did I escape
Thought I saw face on the design on my vintage Claiborne
I see em every day in the bus or the train
Or the billboards out there that tall
I still give thanks for him, faith for him
No matter what his called

[Chorus - Marley]

[Verse 2 - Jr.
Hey can you of a colour that you've never seen?
Can you reminisce on places you've never
is many are called
But never deemed
for the cause
Cause them clean
who help themselves
Jah nuh dream
That's why me chummy Jah Jah
Like a
Keep us through the winter like an Evergreen
And all of us are more than it ever seems
All things are related and is a package
Generate and we increase the wattage
A how a go manage?
Tell Babylon them can't do Rasta
Nor stop we the passage
Jah did make a promise, God is always
Always keep his word, don't care what the is
be astonished
Stumbling vanish
One day the meek gonna live di palace, Woah!

- Stephen Marley]

[Verse 3 -
Some ask me if I feel the zionists are real
And in my songs do I plan to expose and
Word to the curb that's these chrome wheels
My homies is only ones I'm taking of
But severe reality starts to more clear
And these know-it-all rappers have become more
As if were superior and fans are inferior
How I balance the streets and the theories of
Collegiate literature, I mirrors up
Give of pain, joy, fear, and love
Through my perspective I can see Jah
In the highest definition getting with my brethren
Could've asked us why Africans dying from
They lack proper surgeons, malnutrition
the wealth of their own wisdom
It's like it's been for this penicillin

- Stephen Marley]