Chords for Bob Marley - Uma das melhores entrevistas - Sobre a sua interpretação da Bíblia e sobre a política

Right, sir?
Sure. _ _ _
_ _ Why did your songs change a little bit?
_ To me, your songs changed from ghetto music _ early on to African music now.
I think your last album, Survival, was an African _ album.
Well, _ to I, wherever there is oppression and suffering people,
the masses of the people, wherever, it's called the ghetto.
_ As you know, Africa _ is a mass of people that go through _ _ _ _ international oppression. _ _ _
So it's ghetto music all the way. _ _ _
But _ _ it's for everyone, not for anyone special.
_ This message is for everyone.
Even if the people of the West,
to _ the justice that should be handed down to the people in Africa,
then whoever had all justice come, whoever he is,
then justice is justice. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Bm] _
_ _ Music don't change.
_ [Em] _
_ _ _ [Gbm] _ _ _ _ [Em] _
_ In [Ab] _ your _ songs, you often refer to the Bible.
But many of the young people who are coming to your concert
_ don't believe in the Bible anymore.
[N] _ _ _ Because the way _ _ they've been taught about the Bible, _
that is not the way of the Bible. _ _ _ _ _
_ You know what I mean?
_ Because _ if I was living in that world _
where the everyday interpretation of the Bible goes on,
then I would have hated the Bible too.
But now that we _ have found the right way of the Bible,
_ then the Bible is to be loved.
Because the Bible _ is a record of man's creation.
_ It's the only book that _ can _ show you where mankind began
_ without _ _ _ any _ _ prejudice or [G]
anything like that,
any boasting, pride or anything.
It just has how it goes, and that's it. _ _
[N] Well, all the Christian people, not even the Christian,
all the people who go to churches,
_ interpret the Bible and preach as them.
That is not the right way. _ _
_ Because the greatest thing is that life, _ see, is life.
Life for dealing.
If the preacher read the Bible and tell you
that you have to die to go to heaven,
then he's not reading the Bible. _ _
_ Because the Bible tell you you have to live in heaven.
_ You don't die and go to heaven.
[F] You have to live in heaven.
You know, a lot of places on earth could be
but Africa is a heaven because that's where we come from.
You know, maybe if it was a Swiss,
_ [Ab] maybe if you're from Switzerland and _ _ _ the people knew God,
_ then maybe we could have [Gb] lived in [Abm] peace, unity, harmony.
_ _ _ [E] But, you know, people are stubborn and desert
_ _ [Fm] _
because of material [N] vanity. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ How big is the influence of the rest of the communities
in Jamaican culture and politics today?
And perhaps you can give some examples. _ _
_ Well, you know, as Rasta, _ we're dealing with not politics
_ [G]
but our own tradition [Ab] from [G] creation, from the root of mankind.
So we as Rasta now, [Abm] we _ _ return to our [N] roots, _ which is God.
_ _ You know, so, [Ab] _ and as you know, politics is,
politics is, politics divide and rule.
[G] Politics don't show people God.
_ Politics tell you [Ab] that _ _ [G] somebody can do something fair.
_ _ You know, _ what we know is God will do everything.
So the best man to deal with is God.
When you deal with God, you don't deal with politics
because _ [Ab] politics divide and [C] rule.
The friends [G] we have, [Am] oh good friends we've [F] lost _
_ [C] _ _ _ [G] _ along the [Am] _ way.
[F] _ _ _ [N] _ _