September 25, 2026

Rose Hall Town – David Ramoutar – Pack Up Come Le We Go – (Adapted – M. Mustapha)

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David Ramoutar ‎– Pack Up Come Le We Go Gal

Genre: Reggae, Folk, World, & Country
Style: Chutney
Year: 1992

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21 thoughts on “Rose Hall Town – David Ramoutar – Pack Up Come Le We Go – (Adapted – M. Mustapha)”

  1. Biggest lie you and the mother and father is same and all alyuh go rot in one hell father in law and mother in law go fuck and bugger together quick silver and property they set u up for no one is mad or spiritual affected there is nothing like a kali worship but obeah oh they neighbor obeah you is meh own own family and tell u star it na done so

  2. Singers: Mohamed Mustapha and Queen Yasmin, 1981.
    0. I am in love with a girl, she is from Rosehall town;

    but her mother was the cause for our separation.

    I love Hem – wanti, she loved me honestly;

    but her mother used to say, together we'll never be.

    1. This beautiful girl Hema, she loved me like a brother.

    But her mother always accused me, of being her lover.

    (F) I said Sonny-bhai, you heard what my mother say;

    I love you, O my darling, please carry me away.

    2. I told her, “If I do this, then I will be wrong.”

    She said, “O my darling, but to me, you belong.”

    I said, “O my darling, what will your mother do.”

    She said, “I don’t care darling, as long as I’m with you.”

    I knew I had to take her, as she couldn’t stay.

    It was a good morning when we ran away.

    3.(F) When my mother came that day, with the policeman;

    people were going to say I played with Sonny Rambachan.

    (m) Your lips are so tender, your body is so warm.

    I swear, Hema darling, you won’t come to no harm.

    4. The police took us, to the police station land.

    You told all of them, you want me as your husband.

    (f) I planned to get married, on my seventeenth birthday.

    My mother then took me, by my maamoo to stay.

    (M) I went back to your mother, with tears in my life.

    She was still telling me that Hema can’t be your wife.

    5. I prayed to Lord Raama and to Ganesh Baaba;

    so that to all our prayers, they will both say, ji haa’.

    I was talking with my sweet Hemwanti, one day.

    And we both said, we should bow down and pray;
    like Dharmendra & Hema Malini in nineteen seventy.

    6. For no matter, what her mother, used to say.

    She now loves us, and visits once every day!

    .

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