| Song | Don't Sniff Coke |
| Artist | Pato Banton |
| Album | The Best of Pato Banton |
| 作词 : Murray | |
| Now this one is dedicated to the people all over | |
| Remember the words of your crucial entertainer | |
| When i say i do not sniff the coke i only smoke the sensimilla. | |
| I do not sniff the coke i only smoke. sensimilla! | |
| Without a doubt i am the boss, in my class i am the teacher | |
| If music is the fruit of life then i will be a reaper. | |
| If m. c. business was a school then i would be head master | |
| If a car i'd be the driver, if a bike i'd be the rider. | |
| If m. c. business was a church pato would be the vicar | |
| Then instead of calling me m. c. you all would call me preacher. | |
| But fun and joke aside i want to get serious in this matter | |
| And dedicate this style to each and every cocaine dealer. | |
| In february 1985 pato became a winner | |
| Because i did that tune called hello tosh gotta toshiba! | |
| It shooted up the charts and nearly gave my mom heart failure | |
| She looked at me and said: | |
| "son me glad me grow you proper | |
| A son like you would be the pride and joy of any mother | |
| No make the fame get to your head just think about your future." | |
| Those words of encouragement just made me push on further | |
| To break down any walls and also break through any barrier. | |
| I got a lot of guidance from g. t. who is my manager | |
| Assistance from don christie fashion helped me cross the border. | |
| I also got a lot of aid from good good sensimilla | |
| That's why i do not snort the coke i only burn the ganja! | |
| One day i had to catch a train from birmingham to london | |
| Half way on my journey was approached by this white roughian | |
| With greasy hair and scruffy jeans he looked just like a villain | |
| He sat down opposite me with a tennants (lager) in his right hand | |
| But i don't judge appearance i just check the way you galong | |
| So i introduced myself to him as mr. pato banton. | |
| "nice to meet ya, my name's roadie and i work with p. a. hire | |
| I've heard your name some place before but i just can't remember. | |
| But anyway i'm very very very glad to meet ya | |
| And i've got some dope it's first class coke you can have this for a fiver." | |
| I looked down on the table and saw a piece of silver paper | |
| Inside this silver paper was some powder looked like flour. | |
| Me asked: what it do for you? it give you strength and power? | |
| Now everyone i want you to hear the way that roadie answered: | |
| "well mr. pato banton the sensation is fine | |
| It makes me see green men and then i go to cloud nine. | |
| All my worries and problems are left miles behind | |
| So no matter where i am i have a brilliant time. | |
| If you don't believe me hold on and i'll fix you a line | |
| Just take one sniff of this and you'll be out of your mind." | |
| But i took the coke and threw it right outside the carriage window | |
| Before he could say a word i quickly built up a five-sheeter | |
| Into my pocket for my sensi and my lighter | |
| I lit it with a flash and then to roadie passed it over. | |
| I could see that he was loving it because of his expression | |
| Me tell him: this is sensi the healing of the nation | |
| In some places doctors use it for herbal medication. | |
| Ronald reagan smoke it just before him go pon television | |
| After margaret thatcher visit him she bring some back to england | |
| Then distributes it equally throughout the house commons. | |
| But fun and joke aside it gives me deep deep meditation | |
| It fills my heart with niceness and i get nuff inspiration. | |
| You could be any colour any creed or any nation | |
| After smoking sensimilla i know you'll find the reason | |
| Why i do not sniff coke i only smoke sensimilla! |
| zuò cí : Murray | |
| Now this one is dedicated to the people all over | |
| Remember the words of your crucial entertainer | |
| When i say i do not sniff the coke i only smoke the sensimilla. | |
| I do not sniff the coke i only smoke. sensimilla! | |
| Without a doubt i am the boss, in my class i am the teacher | |
| If music is the fruit of life then i will be a reaper. | |
| If m. c. business was a school then i would be head master | |
| If a car i' d be the driver, if a bike i' d be the rider. | |
| If m. c. business was a church pato would be the vicar | |
| Then instead of calling me m. c. you all would call me preacher. | |
| But fun and joke aside i want to get serious in this matter | |
| And dedicate this style to each and every cocaine dealer. | |
| In february 1985 pato became a winner | |
| Because i did that tune called hello tosh gotta toshiba! | |
| It shooted up the charts and nearly gave my mom heart failure | |
| She looked at me and said: | |
| " son me glad me grow you proper | |
| A son like you would be the pride and joy of any mother | |
| No make the fame get to your head just think about your future." | |
| Those words of encouragement just made me push on further | |
| To break down any walls and also break through any barrier. | |
| I got a lot of guidance from g. t. who is my manager | |
| Assistance from don christie fashion helped me cross the border. | |
| I also got a lot of aid from good good sensimilla | |
| That' s why i do not snort the coke i only burn the ganja! | |
| One day i had to catch a train from birmingham to london | |
| Half way on my journey was approached by this white roughian | |
| With greasy hair and scruffy jeans he looked just like a villain | |
| He sat down opposite me with a tennants lager in his right hand | |
| But i don' t judge appearance i just check the way you galong | |
| So i introduced myself to him as mr. pato banton. | |
| " nice to meet ya, my name' s roadie and i work with p. a. hire | |
| I' ve heard your name some place before but i just can' t remember. | |
| But anyway i' m very very very glad to meet ya | |
| And i' ve got some dope it' s first class coke you can have this for a fiver." | |
| I looked down on the table and saw a piece of silver paper | |
| Inside this silver paper was some powder looked like flour. | |
| Me asked: what it do for you? it give you strength and power? | |
| Now everyone i want you to hear the way that roadie answered: | |
| " well mr. pato banton the sensation is fine | |
| It makes me see green men and then i go to cloud nine. | |
| All my worries and problems are left miles behind | |
| So no matter where i am i have a brilliant time. | |
| If you don' t believe me hold on and i' ll fix you a line | |
| Just take one sniff of this and you' ll be out of your mind." | |
| But i took the coke and threw it right outside the carriage window | |
| Before he could say a word i quickly built up a fivesheeter | |
| Into my pocket for my sensi and my lighter | |
| I lit it with a flash and then to roadie passed it over. | |
| I could see that he was loving it because of his expression | |
| Me tell him: this is sensi the healing of the nation | |
| In some places doctors use it for herbal medication. | |
| Ronald reagan smoke it just before him go pon television | |
| After margaret thatcher visit him she bring some back to england | |
| Then distributes it equally throughout the house commons. | |
| But fun and joke aside it gives me deep deep meditation | |
| It fills my heart with niceness and i get nuff inspiration. | |
| You could be any colour any creed or any nation | |
| After smoking sensimilla i know you' ll find the reason | |
| Why i do not sniff coke i only smoke sensimilla! |