Inno reggae vibrante che celebra le radici spirituali della cultura rastafariana. Il brano unisce fede profonda, orgoglio africano e desiderio di libertà in un messaggio di unità e pace. Ispirata agli insegnamenti di Marcus Garvey e alla figura divina di Hailé Selassié, la canzone racconta il cammino di un popolo che si solleva dall’oppressione verso la liberazione spirituale e culturale. Con ritmi caldi dell’isola, chitarra soul e voce intensa, esprime la visione rasta di Zion — il ritorno alle proprie radici, identità e dignità. Il ritornello, eco dell’eredità di Bob Marley, ricorda al mondo: “One love, one heart, one destiny.
Born in the heart of Jamaica, early in the time,
Spirit rise with the people, chant down the crime.
Marcus Garvey say, “Look to Africa wide,”
A black king shall reign, Jah light will guide.
One love, one heart, one destiny,
Zion callin’, set the people free.
From Babylon chains to the roots of the tree,
Rastaman livin’ in harmony.
Ras Tafari crowned in royal flame,
Selassie I, holy lion name.
Prince of peace from Ethiopia land,
Holdin’ the future in Jah mighty hand.
One love, one heart, one destiny,
Zion callin’, set the people free.
From Babylon chains to the roots of the tree,
Rastaman livin’ in harmony.
Ganja burn as the prayer rise high,
Sacred smoke reach the morning sky.
Word of Jah in the holy sound,
Bible rhythm make the spirit bound.
Dreadlocks grow like the lion’s mane,
Strength and pride in every chain.
Marley sing, and the world awake,
Freedom song for the truth we take.
One love, one heart, one destiny,
Zion callin’, set the people free.
Africa mother, we comin’ to thee,
Jah light shine eternally.
One love, one heart, unity,
Peace and truth for humanity.
From Kingston town to the world we see,
Jah bless the soul of liberty.
