Biography:
Bob Marley (February 6, 1945 – May 11, 1981), born Nesta Robert Marley which was later to be changed by passport officials to Robert Nesta Marley, was a Jamaican singer-songwriter, guitarist, and activist. He was the most widely known writer and performer of Reggae, and more specifically Roots Reggae. He is famous for popularising the genre outside of Jamaica and the Caribbean. Much of his music dealt with the struggles of the spiritually wealthy rasta and/or spiritually powerful Jah Rastafari.
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Other songs:
- 3 Little Birds
- 400 Years
- Africa Unite
- All In One
- Bad Card
- Bob Marley Lively Up Yourself
- Buffalo Soldier
- Burnin' And Lootin'
- Bus Dem Shut (pyaka)
- Coming In From The Cold
- Concrete Jungle
- Could You Be Loved
- Crazy Baldheads
- Cry To Me
- Dont Worry, Be Happy
- Dreamland
- Easy Skanking
- Forever Loving Jah
- Get Up Stand Up
- Guava Jelly
- Guiltiness
- High Tide Or Low Tide
- I Shot The Sheriff
- I'm Hurting Inside
- Iron Lion Zion
- Is This Love
- Jammin
- Jamming
- Judge Not
- Kaya
- Kinky Reggae
- Misty Morning
- Natural Mystic
- Night Shift
- No More Trouble
- No Woman No Cry
- No Woman No Cry(correction)
- No Woman, No Cry
- One Drop
- One Foundation
- One Love
- One Love/people Get Ready
- Pimper's Paradise
- Punky Reggae Party
- Rastaman Live Up
- Rebel Music
- Redemption Song
- Redemption Songs
- Redemtion Song (intro)
- Ride Natty Ride
- Roots Rock Reggae
- Satisfy My Soul
- She's Gone
- Simmer Down
- Slogans
- Small Axe
- Soul Rebel
- Stir It Up
- Stop That Train
- Sun Is Shining
- Talkin' Blues
- Them Belly Full
- There She Goes
- This Train
- Three Little Birds
- Three Little Birds!!!
- Trench Town Rock
- Turn Your Lights Down Low
- Waiting In Vain
- Waiting In Vain Guting Style
- War
- Whos The Cap Fit
- Zimbabwe
- Zion Train
- Jammin’ (feat. The Wailers)
- A Lalala Long
- Acoustic Medley
- African Herbsman
- All Day And All Night
- Am
- Ambush In The Night
- Baby Weve Got A Date
- Babylon System
- Back Out
- Bend Down Low
- Burnin And Lootin
- Butterfly
- Caution
- Chances Are
- Chant Down Babylon
- Cornerstone
- Crisis
- Dewdrops
- Do It Twice
- Dont Rock My Boat
- Dont Worry About A Thing
- Duppy Conqueror
- Exodus
- Ganja Gun
- Give Thanks And Praises
- Hallelujah Time
- Hammer
- How Many Times
- Hurting Inside
- I Know
- I Know A Place
- Im Hurting Inside
- Im Still Waiting
- Jah Live
- Johnny Was
- Keep On Moving
- Legend
- Lick Samba
- Looking In Your Big Brown Eyes
- Mellow Mood
- Midnight Ravers
- Mix Up Mix Up
- Mr Brown
- Natty Dread
- Nice Time
- One Cup Of Coffee
- One Love People Get Ready
- Pass It On
- Pimpers Paradise
- Positive Vibration
- Put It On
- Rastaman Vibration
- Rat Race
- Real Situation
- Red Red Wine
- Revolution
- Rivers Of Babylon
- Rock To The Rock
- Screwface
- Selassie Is The Chapel
- Shes Gone
- Slave Driver
- Smile Jamaica
- So Jah Seh
- So Much Things To Say
- So Much Trouble In The World
- Soul Captives
- Soul Shake Down Party
- Stand Alone
- Stiff Necked Fools
- Survival
- Talkin Blues
- Thank You Lord
- The Heathen
- Them Belly Full But We Hungry
- They Set You Up My Son
- Time Will Tell
- Top Rankin
- Trenchtown Rock
- Want More
- We And Dem
- Who Colt The Game
- Who The Cap Fit
- Work
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On false pretence everyday; each and everyday. Yeah.
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These are the big fish
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Who always try to eat down the small fish, just the small fish.
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I tell you what: they would do anything
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They'll eat the bread of sorrow!
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They'll eat the bread of sad tomorrow!
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They'll eat the bread of sorrow!
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Guiltiness
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Pressed on their conscience. Oh yeah. Oh yeah
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These are the big fish
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Who always try to eat down the small fish,
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I tell you what: they would do anything
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They'll eat the bread of sorrow!
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They'll eat the bread of sad tomorrow!
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They'll eat the bread of sorrow!
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Guiltiness. Oh yeah. Ah!
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They'll eat the bread of sorrow everyday
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Pressed on their conscience. Oh yeah, oh yeah!.
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And they live their lives (they live their lives)
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On false pretence everyday; each and everyday. Yeah.
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These are the big fish
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Who always try to eat down the small fish, just the small fish.
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I tell you what: they would do anything
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They'll eat the bread of sorrow!
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They'll eat the bread of sad tomorrow!
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They'll eat the bread of sorrow!
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Oh, yeah-eah! Oh, yeah-eah-eah-eah!
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Guiltiness
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Pressed on their conscience. Oh yeah. Oh yeah
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These are the big fish
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Who always try to eat down the small fish,
just the small fish.
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I tell you what: they would do anything
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To materialize their every wish. Oh, yeah-eah-eah-eah-eah-eah.
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Say: Woe to the downpressors:
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They'll eat the bread of sorrow!
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Woe to the downpressors:
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They'll eat the bread of sad tomorrow!
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They'll eat the bread of sorrow!
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Guiltiness. Oh yeah. Ah!
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They'll eat the bread of sorrow everyday
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