Knappy Dread - Nah Cut Mi Dread [Official Video] |
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Description: Written & Directed by: Jake Knapp Cinematography: Jared Knapp & Jake Knapp Song by: Jake Knapp Shot on location in Jamaica. © 2012 Knapp Bros. Studios English Translation: I Won't Cut My Dreads Lots of ghetto kids have nowhere to sleep No clothes to wear, and no food to eat So they hustle in the streets Night after night, and week after week When they can't find a job, they look for something to rob How long must we wait for the violence to stop? Another boy dead, his body on the ground This circle must be undone CHORUS: I won't cut my dreads Till all of the kids are fed Till all of them have a bed Till the violence ends A lot of young kids are dying People in church wearing black and crying Lots of bloodshed, innocent being killed They won't live to see tomorrow Gun on your side It's your decision to shoot it or not The violence just won't stop The kids are afraid to go down to the shop REPEAT CHORUS Make sure every kid gets something to eat When they have food, they have no need to steal Tired of seeing violence in the streets Remember, God doesn't sleep Lots of kids joining gangs When they shoot, the people scatter Gunshots ring out, and kids cry It makes no sense at all The kids are afraid they will be attacked So they have to watch each others back Tired of seeing violence every day The Rasta men say: REPEAT CHORUS 
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