is a powerful socially-conscious reggae anthem by the legendary Jimmy Cliff , originally released on his 1982 album, Special . The track stands as a testament to Cliff's lifelong commitment to highlighting the struggles and resilience of those living in poverty, specifically the youth of the "ghetto". Musical Composition and Style
: Featuring prominent Jamaican musicians like saxophonist Dean Fraser and trumpeter David Madden . Jimmy Cliff - Rock Children
: The song opens with the stark reality of poverty: "We no have no bread, but we nah go dead" . is a powerful socially-conscious reggae anthem by the
