Thank you too @H and also my condolences. Too bad over here we have too much hardcore religious burial traditions, meaning you can rarely see some song being played during the funerals, although whenever I visit my mom's grave, I place flowers and clean up a lil bit, pour down some beer, light a cigarette in the ground, play one of her favorite songs on my phone and make some small monologue. Thats my own "ritual"

I like that you light a cigarette. I have a habit of lighting up a Partagas Serie D No. 4 cigar whenever I visit my grandfather's gravesite. He loved his cigars like his fellow Freemasons lol

Dennis Brown was called “The Crown Prince of Reggae” in Jamaica, but in reality his star often shone brighter than that of the “King,” Robert Nesta Marley. Just ask any Jamaican who was there in the Seventies at the height of Marley’s international fame.

The best reggae song ever never getting old.

I completely get you and your late grandfather, (he obviously was a great man) since I had one same guy on my mother's side, and on top of that he was also a former boxer lol. My grandfather used to smoke like three or four packs a day and he also had one metal/golden bowl for spitting while chewing or choking lol, while my mom (his daughter) used to smoke between two or three packs and so, both of them died of lung cancer and "HOB" problems. And so, me and my brother are also smokers and my dad is going to kill himself some day since he never had a smoke or more than one glass of wine or beer in one week lol