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  • i love

  • You tell me tuh forget dat my granmudah was born right here so All right I say I shall go yuh tell me tuh forget it is there I want my own children to grow All right I say I shall go But I hope yuh understan' how I feel 'bout Emmerton My home land my home land my home land An uh hope yuh know it's true dat I will nevuh fuhgive you Because looka looka wha yuh do to my Emmerton you tell me to fuhget dat yuh bring bull -dozers an push-down de houses so Alright I say I shall go
  • i will never forget my people used to be slaves

  • This is a song of power

  • This song symbolizes so much. the words are powerful and truly brings forth emothions of a people that struggled and the generations that it has lost since then to the greed of the world- Thank you Gabby for this touching tribute....

  • you dont have to have lived there to interpret the song in a similar intention. i lived in the southern area of Christ church in silversands and we had family and friends in emmerton so the feeling is not as direct as those who were there but we too feel the pain and suffering.

  • this is a tribute to all bajan sufferahs... but unless you from chapmans lane ,you cant really overstan the true cultural meaning of this anthem.the family ties that bind us all not only by blood but by community,.de flooding of murphy pasture.the debby on the other side of the canal..miss simon and mr.worrel shop. godfadda motttley .no one who has ever experienced life in emmerton would ever call any other place home...who knows it feels it..rastafari

  • this is a tribute to all bajan sufferahs... but unless you from chapmans lane ,you cant really overstan the true cultural meaning of this anthem..de flooding of murphy pasture.the debby on the other side of the canal..miss simon and mr.worrel shop. godfadda motttley .no one who has ever experienced life in emerton would ever call any other place home...who knows it feels it..rastafari

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  • I cry whenever I listen to this song..that piano...lawddddd.

  • so powerful! words almost cannot express.

  • What a song!

  • Powerful song..

  • I love this song!

  • This Song is the BEST of the BESTEST

  • @blisskilla34 LOL! You sure you don't mean the bestest of the best?

  • You tell me to forget it is there i want my own children to grow .....

  • This goes to the very core of all things Bajan.Only a Bajan will understand.

  • finally its on youtube......thank you very much

  • FINALLY SOMEONE PUTS THIS ON YOUTUBE!!!

  • such an incredible song..it just saddens me to see that it is now used to sell rum..

  • This is my favorite Gabby song! thanks for uploading :)

  • This is what bajan village life is truly about

  • One of the GREATEST Barbadian revolutionary songs. At this time when our land onwership is a great question, this song should remind us of that.

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