Jah Know Better

In 'Jah Know Better,' Dezarie delves into themes of divine guidance, patience, and wisdom. The song's central message revolves around the belief that Jah (a term for God in Rastafarian culture) knows what is best for individuals, often better than they know themselves. This trust in a higher power is a cornerstone of Rastafarian faith, emphasizing that divine wisdom surpasses human understanding. The repetition of 'Jah know what's better for I and I' reinforces this idea, suggesting a deep-seated faith in divine providence.

Dezarie also highlights the importance of discipline, patience, and wisdom, which she refers to as 'ovestanding'—a term that goes beyond mere understanding to imply a deeper, more intuitive grasp of life's truths. The lyrics suggest that life's challenges and obstacles are not random but serve a purpose. When things do not work out as planned, it is a sign to take a different path, as 'a next door will open.' This perspective encourages resilience and adaptability, urging listeners to trust in the unfolding of their lives.

The song also touches on the idea of divine justice and rightful conviction, as seen in the lines 'Wrath of the gods are code with rightful conviction.' This suggests that divine forces are at work to ensure justice and righteousness. Dezarie's reference to 'D'lion only speaking out for our best interest' further emphasizes the protective and guiding role of divine entities. The song encourages listeners to remain observant and open to the signs and guidance provided by these higher powers, fostering a sense of trust and faith in the journey of life.