Honor Your Mother and Father Desmond Dekker
"Honor Your Mother and Father" by Desmond Dekker, released in 1969, is a reggae song emphasizing the importance of respecting and valuing one's parents. The lyrics convey themes of family, respect, and cultural heritage. With its catchy melody and rhythmic beat, the song highlights the significance of generational wisdom and has influenced the reggae genre. #Reggae
Honor your mother and your father
That your days may be long on the land
Children, obey your parents and the law
For This is the law of the prophets
Honor your mother and your father
That your days may be long on the land
Children, obey your parents and the law
For This is the law of the prophets
Love your parents as how you love yourself
Do onto others as they would do to you
Honor your mother and your father
That your days may be long on the land
Children, obey your parents and the law
This is the law of the prophets
Love your parents as how you love yourself
Do onto others as they would do to you
Honor your mother and your father
That your days may be long on the land
Children, obey your parents and the law
This is the law of the prophets
That your days may be long on the land
Children, obey your parents and the law
For This is the law of the prophets
Honor your mother and your father
That your days may be long on the land
Children, obey your parents and the law
For This is the law of the prophets
Love your parents as how you love yourself
Do onto others as they would do to you
Honor your mother and your father
That your days may be long on the land
Children, obey your parents and the law
This is the law of the prophets
Love your parents as how you love yourself
Do onto others as they would do to you
Honor your mother and your father
That your days may be long on the land
Children, obey your parents and the law
This is the law of the prophets
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