“I was na fou, but just had plenty.”
Robert Burns (1759–1796) Scottish poet and lyricist
Death and Dr. Hornbook, st. 3 (1787)
“aii, see Plenty money, means plenty honey
na so dem say money is the root of all evil
but nowadays na di fruit of the tree weh deh bless people”
"Plenty Money" (track 7)
I'm On Fire (2013)
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