"Y2K" genre: Roots Reggae
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	A commentary on the religious, technological and social aspects of this event (or non-event). Peak position #12 Roots Reggae chart for August 2001.
	MP3.com CD: Baha'i Reggae And World Beat - buy it! CD: Organic Reggae And World Beat, available on MusicBuilder.com   Label: Majnun Productions Credits: Wallace Pryor (composer): vocals, electric guitars, tambora. Dan Bayne: bass. Kirk Kirkwood: drums. Ray King: guirro. Recorded by John Katsafanas for Smith Lee Productions. Mastered By Beowulf. Copyright 2001, Majnun Productions (BMI).
	Story Behind the Song I was just thinking about the hype about the Millenium, the computer disaster that never happened, and the way that human beings look upon this sort of thing with fascination and dread. I knew several people who honestly believed that the world was going to end by the year 2000. Why were there all those suicide cults that seemed to proliferate in the last few years of the 1990s? Lyrics It's the Y2K Some of them say world war gonna come Some of them say world peace gonna come Some of them say Jesus Christ gonna come Some of them say Antichrist gonna come Mark of the beast is on their foreheads Mark of the beast is in the palm of their hands Mark of the beast is on the internet Mark of the beast is in the ATM Some of them say it's the Millenium Some of them say it's the Armegiddeon Some of them say it's a time to see Some of them say it's all right with me 2000 years is gonna give us all the chills Some will take a gun and run out for the hills Little Bo Peep has lost her sheep They go to outer space for eternal sleep Wallace: vocals, guitar, tambora. Dan: bass. Kirk: drums. Ray: guirro

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