Worth His Weight in Gold

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Worth His Weight In Gold (Rally 'Round) is a song from the British-based reggae Steel Pulse's album, True Democracy. The song incorporates references to Marcus Garvey and the meaning of the colors of the Black Nationalist flag. (Garvey proposed the flag with the colors red, black and green - In the song, Steel Pulse makes reference to the colors red, gold, black and green, thereby incorporating a Jamaican element.) The song is the fifth track on the True Democracy album.

The Red, Black and Green flag designed by the UNIA in 1920.