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Bob Marley ~ Roots, Rock, Reggae


Play I some music, this a reggae music (repeat)
Roots Rock Reggae, this a reggae music (repeat)

Hey mister music, sure sounds good to me
I can't refuse it, what to be got to be
Feel like dancing, dance cause we are free
Feel like dancing, come dance with me
Roots Rock Reggae, this a reggae music (repeat)
Play I some music, this a reggae music (repeat)

Play I on the R&B, want all my people to see
We bubbling on the top 100, just like a mighty dread
(repeat)

Roots rock Reggae, this a reggae music (repeat)
Play I some music, this a reggae music (repeat)


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