Commercial Development Burning Spear
"Commercial Development" by Burning Spear, released in 1976, is a roots reggae song that critiques the commercialization of culture and the exploitation of resources. Its themes include social justice and the importance of preserving heritage. The song features deep bass lines and soulful melodies, reflecting the struggles of marginalized communities. #Reggae
The new Commmercial Development
Political and Material
Get so vicious
You don't know who to trust
You don't know who to trust
Someones want too much
That's why it cost a fuss
Greedy cost environment
Greedy why you want to hurt I
I am a liver on creation
With good intention
I am a liver on creation
With good intention
Here I stand
Living in the surrounding of this new
Commercial Development
Here I stand
With no intention to trouble no one
Here I stand
No, no, no, no, no, no Mr. man
Why Why oooooh
Greedy cost environment
Greedy why you want to hurt I
Nothing or no one remains the same in life
So changes become a part of life
Political and Material
Get so vicious
You don't know who to trust
You don't know who to trust
Someones want too much
That's why it cost a fuss
Greedy cost environment
Greedy why you want to hurt I
I am a liver on creation
With good intention
I am a liver on creation
With good intention
Here I stand
Living in the surrounding of this new
Commercial Development
Here I stand
With no intention to trouble no one
Here I stand
No, no, no, no, no, no Mr. man
Why Why oooooh
Greedy cost environment
Greedy why you want to hurt I
Nothing or no one remains the same in life
So changes become a part of life
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