• “Fas’ asleep yet broad awake, yu hear de bells a heav’n strike”

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  Jan 18

  Fas’ asleep yet broad awake, yu hear de bells a heav’n strike

  Translation: Fast asleep yet wide awake, you hear the bells of heaven strike

  Meaning: You hear the truth spoken about yourself

2 Responses to ““Fas’ asleep yet broad awake, yu hear de bells a heav’n strike””

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   lavanna martin said on January 21st, 2010 at 9:11 am

   I love this!
   Do you think that it will sound as good with my Texas accent?

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   Cherryl said on January 23rd, 2010 at 12:34 am

   Thanks Lavanna. I would love to hear our Jamaican proverbs said with a Texan drawl!

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