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CAPLETON – THAT DAY WILL COME (2004) Capleton’s “That Day Will Come” is a powerful conscious reggae anthem built around the message of divine justice, accountability and the belief that no oppressor can escape the consequences of their actions. Recorded on the renowned Hard Times Riddim, produced by Steven Gibbs,Capleton delivers a strong message against corruption, inequality, oppression and the exploitation of the poor. Throughout the song,Capleton uses the imagery of fire as a symbol of spiritual cleansing and the destruction of wickedness.His message is not simply about condemning evil but about believing in a world where justice,righteousness and equality will eventually prevail. The song also draws inspiration from the teachings and legacy of Emperor Haile Selassie I, while giving a voice to the struggles of ghetto youths and marginalized communities. Capleton looks forward to a day when war, violence and instruments of destruction such as bombs, guns and bayonets will no longer threaten innocent lives, and when the poor and oppressed can finally enjoy peace and freedom. The message is timeless: those who use power to oppress others may escape justice today, but that day will come. A powerful reminder that truth, justice and righteousness will never go out of style. #Capleton #ThatDayWillCome #ConsciousReggae #RootsReggae #HardTimesRiddim
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