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Richell Bonner, known as Richie Spice, is a prominent Jamaican reggae artist and a member of the Rastafari movement. Born on September 8, 1971, in St. Andrew Parish, Jamaica, he has made significant contributions to reggae music. Richie Spice is known for hit songs like "Brown Skin," "Youth Dem Cold," "Grooving' My Girl," "Earth a Run Red," "Marijuana," "The Plane Land," and "King and Queen" (a collaboration with Barbadian Queen of Soca, Alison Hinds).

Notably, Richie Spice comes from a musically talented family, with three of his brothers also being reggae artists – Pliers, Spanner Banner, and Snatcha Lion. His career started in the late 1990s, and he's been associated with record labels like Heartbeat, VP, and Bonner Cornerstone. Richie Spice's positive and uplifting music has gained international recognition, and he has performed at various major reggae events and shows.

His commitment to uplifting music led to the release of his fifth album titled "Book of Job" in 2011. He continues to create and share his music with a global audience. Richie Spice is also known for his philanthropic efforts, supporting organizations like Food For the Poor (FFP) Jamaica and contributing a portion of his performance proceeds to charity.

Richie Spice's music has touched the hearts of reggae enthusiasts around the world, and he remains an influential figure in the reggae music scene.

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Earth A Run Red
Richie Spice

Oh my my my yeah
Hey yeah yeah
Hey yeah yeah

Hey watch the places you walk and mind the way you talk
Watch out fi the vampire who will sneak up in the dark
Watch out for the big time thief who claim sey that them smart
Stop bringing the crack and the gun to mash up the youth dem heart

Earth a run red
Ten year old a look dem owna tea bread
I hear a next youth dead whoa

Earth a run red
Ten year old a look dem owna tea bread
I hear a next youth dead yeah

Watch it
The mark of the beast a come in under sneaking under man feet
A revelation time, check the signs of the time, you no feel the heat
From you see how the youths them leggo out the street
And you know say things nah go sweet
Man a hustle man a shuffle hungry belly deh a yard can't find food fi eat

Earth a run red
Ten year old a look dem owna tea bread
I hear a next youth dead whoa

Earth a run red
Ten year old a look dem owna tea bread
I hear a next youth dead yeah

It don't even make no sense you tell the man dem pull down the gun
Talk and turn your back, another life gone down
These are the time we should have some fun
Ggive thanks to jah 'cause the man soon come
Wouldn't make no sense you tell dem lef' dem politricks
Talk and turn your back another man get trick,
Mama

Earth a run red
Ten year old a look dem owna tea bread
I hear a next youth dead whoa

Earth a run red
Ten year old a look dem owna tea bread
I hear a next youth dead yeah

Hey watch the places you walk and mind the way you talk
Watch out fi the vampire who will sneak up in the dark
Watch out for the big time thief who claim sey that them smart
Stop bringing the crack and the gun to mash up the youth dem heart

Earth a run red
Ten year old a look dem owna tea bread
I hear a next youth dead whoa

Earth a run red
Ten year old a look dem owna tea bread
I hear a next youth dead yeah

Earth a run red
I hear a next youth dead
Earth a run red
I hear a next youth dead

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