NEW MUSIC :ANTICIPATE NEW SONG FROM WIZZY N. DROPS ON FRIDAY 12:pm

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WIZZY N RAGGAKING is back again with another new hit song  titled" Stop the killing "
She say a Rasta Man
Can you tell me what you see inna the Country Today
People Suffer for what them known Nothing about
Poor People been use for Mental Slavery
And the politicians don't care pon the people
Everyone fighting For  Power
All I see for my eyes is another War
As a Rasta Man MI fitta say knor to war
Join the movement of freedom,
     A day Count Down
Revolution Song   freedom Song
Song that Touch Soul
         #Stop_the_killing
                 #Peace
Dropping 12th October 12:pm. 
Jah Children Must Live To Conquer the Bad mute political Leadership
Less Unite in Love.
         Wizzy_N_RaggaKing
 Management Line
Mr Wisdom +2349033103753
  Jah Bless and guide Us
   One Love 🙏🏿
Keep Sharing it to the world.... 

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