Biografía:
SOJA, acrónimo de Soldiers Of Jah Army, es una banda de reggae. Comenzó activamente en 1997. Los temas principales de sus canciones son: el amor, la política, la religión y los problemas ambientales. Jacob Hemphill (voz principal y guitarra) y Bob Jefferson (voz y bajo) se conocieron en la escuela poco después de que Hemphill regresara, junto con su familia, a los Estados Unidos desde África donde el padre de Miller trabajaba como representante del FMI en Monrovia, Liberia.
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Otras canciones:
- Be With Me Now
- Decide You're Gone
- Don't Worry
- Everything Changes
- Gone Today
- Here I Am
- I Dont Wanna Wait
- I Don´t Wanna Wait
- I'm Losing My Mind
- Let You Go
- Mentality
- Open My Eyes
- Prison Blues
- Rasta Courage
- Shadow
- She Still Love Me
- She Still Loves Me
- Strenght To Survive
- Tell Me
- True Love
- Wait
- When We Were Younger
- You And Me
- You Dont Know Me
- Bring Back Truth
- Cant Tell Me
- Creeping In
- Devils
- Dont Forget
- Dont Worry
- Forgive Dont Forget
- I Believe
- Its Not Too Late
- Jah Is Listening Now
- Losing My Mind
- Mother Earth
- My Life Alone
- Non
- Not Done Yet
- Rest Of My Life
- Signature
- Sing To Me
- Slow Down
- Stars And Stripes
- Strength To Survive
- Used To Matter
- Your Song
¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
Tom C
Intro 2x:
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( F G Am )
What do we really need
In this life
I look at myself sometimes
And it's not right
People out there with no
Food at night
And we say we care but we don't
So we all lie
What if there's something
That you'll be paying
At the end of the life
Not the end of the day
And we end up in
All the shit that they're in
And roles are reversed
And it were different
And we were the ones
With nothing to eat
And we were the ones
With blood in our streets
We were the ones
With all the offspring
And they were the ones
Just watching on TV
We were the ones
Broke down and torn
With our life on our back
And our wife in our arms
And they were the ones
Like oh that's so sad
We were the ones
Like OH
Nothing ever changes
The only thing I know
Nothing ever changes
Looking down this road
Nothing ever changes
Nothing ever changes
Nothing ever changes
At least that's how we act
Like nothing ever changes
Like god has got our backs
And nothing ever changes
I'm looking down this road
And all I see is pain yes
Maybe we need more
Shoes on our feet
Maybe we need more
Cash and jewelry
Maybe we need more
Cars and TV's
Maybe we don't know
What we need
Maybe we need
To want to fix this
Maybe stop talking
Maybe start listening
Maybe we need
To look at this world
Less like a square
And more like a circle
Maybe just maybe
God's not unfair
Maybe were all his kids
And he's up there
Maybe he loves us
For all our races
Maybe he hates us
When were all so racist
Maybe he sees us
Down here so selfish
Takes this whole planet
And just tries to melt it
Maybe the meat
Will inherit the earth
Cuz it was written before
So everything changes
Nothing stays the same
And everything changes
And if you feel ashamed
Maybe you should change this
Before it gets too late
Maybe you should change this
We're standing at the gate
Maybe you should change this
Because everything changes
You should change this
Because everything changes
Everything changes
Everything changes
Soledad Bravo
Soledad Pastorut (...)
Soles
Sóley
Sollanza