Pronoun
(Rastafari) You and I; we.
(Rastafari) Jah (God) and I.
Source: en.wiktionary.orgI am, I said To no one there And no one heard at all Not even the chair I am, I cried I am, said I And I am lost, and I can't even say why Leavin' me lonely still. Neil Diamond
I feel that no one should be ashamed or have fear or doubt within themselves when they speak about the roots or Africa wherein I and I originate from. It's like an individual who tries to disown himself, and to me, it is a form of defeat by disowning yourself. Burning Spear
As "I and I" can also refer to us, them, or even you, it is used as a practical linguistic rejection of the separation of the individual from the larger Rastafari community, and Jah himself. Source: Internet
And I and I heard that diagnosis on the average for women was seven to ten years. Source: Internet
Rastas say that Jah, in the form of the Holy Spirit (incarnate), lives within the human, and for this reason they often refer to themselves as "I and I". Source: Internet
For this reason, they often refer to themselves as "I and I". Source: Internet