Luyện nghe bài hát Life too short

Soulful Reggae star, Gramps
has taken a in solidarity with
the family of Martin, the 17
year old boy recently in Florida.
To date, the man who shot and
Trayvon has not charged. So in
an effort to the Martin
demand for justice, Dada Son
is donating a of the proceeds
single, Too Short'.
"Yes Rasta!"
crooner, Gramps is
unleashing another with his
unique brand of 'Rockaz'. His
single 'Life Too Short'emerges
his second, solo album,
Reggae Music Lives will be
on April 24 2012, in time for
Day.
Penned with his Peetah
Morgan, Too Short' was co-
and keyboardist, Llamar Raff'
(Stephen Marley).
Gramps Morgan has the of
precisely at the listener's soul.
Through song, Morgan us to
live this life while we have it.
says 'Life Too Short' is
simply "a of comfort", and as a
firm believer in delivering to
heal humanity, 'Life Too raises
of the fragility and
of life.
tend the positive in all
situations, so when he out
"...Life too short fi a stress di
things we know
Jah bless me with everything
too short fi a bout bad mind
when the a suffer from war and
crime..." he means that he his
strength Jah/God.
Believing in a greater than self,
urges the listener to stop
wasting sweating the small stuff
and to let go of and "bad
mind" (a idiom that refers to
being envious of, or
someone).
Gramps' perspective on the of
Trayvon Martin is of a father and
an American citizen. In a
statement the Centric Soul
nominee "I couldn't imagine that
ever happening to my son."
of his eldest, Jemere. "As a
father of a 16 old... I don't know
what I would do if I was in
situation, but I that justice must
be served."
"We have following the tragedy
has happened with Trayvon,"
explains Wendy Morgan,
manager, "and after reading a
that he was a lover of music,
it humbled us to have of
age love our music. We wanted
to do our to pay respect to his
life and contribute to help
keep Trayvon's and legacy
alive."
'Life Too Short' was in
Kingston, Jamaica at Studio
and Dada Son Studio in
Georgia