Political<\/em>: of or relating to the government or the public affairs of a country.
\nCultural:<\/em> of or relating to the ideas, customs, and social behavior of a society.<\/p>\n

Well I leave yo with this song in my mind, “No woman no Cry”<\/p>\n

’cause I remember when a we used to sit
\nIn a government yard in Trenchtown,
\nOba – obaserving the ‘ypocrites – yeah! –
\nMingle with the good people we meet, yeah!
\nGood friends we have, oh, good friends we have lost
\nAlong the way, yeah!
\nIn this great future, you can’t forget your past;
\nSo dry your tears, I seh. Yeah!<\/p>\n

No, woman, no cry;
\nNo, woman, no cry. Eh, yeah!
\nA little darlin’, don’t shed no tears:
\nNo, woman, no cry. Eh!<\/p>\n

Said – said – said I remember when we used to sit
\nIn the government yard in Trenchtown, yeah!
\nAnd then Georgie would make the fire lights,
\nI seh, logwood burnin’ through the nights, yeah!
\nThen we would cook cornmeal porridge, say,
\nOf which I’ll share with you, yeah!
\nMy feet is my only carriage
\nAnd so I’ve got to push on through.
\nOh, while I’m gone,
\nEverything’s gonna be all right!
\nEverything’s gonna be all right!
\nEverything’s gonna be all right, yeah!
\nEverything’s gonna be all right!
\nEverything’s gonna be all right-a!
\nEverything’s gonna be all right!
\nEverything’s gonna be all right, yeah!
\nEverything’s gonna be all right!<\/p>\n

So no, woman, no cry;
\nNo, woman, no cry.
\nI seh, O little – O little darlin’, don’t shed no tears;
\nNo, woman, no cry, eh<\/p>\n

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