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Tribute to the man called Bob Marley
Tribute to the musical hero
Tribute to the king of Reggae
The man called Bob Marley, king of Reggae music
Tribute to the man called Bob Marley
Tribute to the man called Bob Marley
The musical hero
Him a de musical hero
If you see Slim Smith, you can give him my regards
If you see Jacob Miller, you can give him my regards
And if you see Ranking Slackness, the man called General Echo, you can give
him my regards
And if you see Don Cosmic Drummond you can give him my regards
Hard road to travel, and a mighty long way to go
But it's a tribute to the man called Bob Marley
Tribute to the man called Bob Marley
The king of Reggae music
The late and great
The late and great
The late and great Bob Marley
The late and great Bob Marley
A tribute to the king
A tribute to the king
A tribute to the king
You can give Slim Smith my regards
And you can give Jacob Miller my regards
You know the man Killer Miller, you can give him my regards
And you can give the old brother Don Cosmic Drummond my regards
Give Don Cosmic Drummond my regards
And if you see Ranking Slackness, you can give him my regards
It's a hard road to travel, and a mighty long way to go
But it's a tribute to the musical king
A tribute to the musical king
A trubute to the man called Bob Marley
A trubute to the man called Bob Marley
The musical hero
Him a musical hero
Jah alone hath ??????
And the whole world go free
Free, free, free
They say, It's a hard road to travel, and it's a mighty long way to go
This a tribute to the king
A tribute to the king
A tribute to the man called Bob Marley
A tribute to the musical hero
A tribute to the musical hero
If you see Don Cosmic Drummond you can give him my regards
Even Jackie Opel, you can him my regards
If you see Slim Smith, you can give him my regards
And if you even see Ranking Slackness, the man called General Echo, you can
give him my regards
But these regards give to Bob Marley
Tribute to the musical hero
Tribute to the king of Reggae
The man called Bob Marley, king of Reggae music
Tribute to the man called Bob Marley
Tribute to the man called Bob Marley
The musical hero
Him a de musical hero
If you see Slim Smith, you can give him my regards
If you see Jacob Miller, you can give him my regards
And if you see Ranking Slackness, the man called General Echo, you can give
him my regards
And if you see Don Cosmic Drummond you can give him my regards
Hard road to travel, and a mighty long way to go
But it's a tribute to the man called Bob Marley
Tribute to the man called Bob Marley
The king of Reggae music
The late and great
The late and great
The late and great Bob Marley
The late and great Bob Marley
A tribute to the king
A tribute to the king
A tribute to the king
You can give Slim Smith my regards
And you can give Jacob Miller my regards
You know the man Killer Miller, you can give him my regards
And you can give the old brother Don Cosmic Drummond my regards
Give Don Cosmic Drummond my regards
And if you see Ranking Slackness, you can give him my regards
It's a hard road to travel, and a mighty long way to go
But it's a tribute to the musical king
A tribute to the musical king
A trubute to the man called Bob Marley
A trubute to the man called Bob Marley
The musical hero
Him a musical hero
Jah alone hath ??????
And the whole world go free
Free, free, free
They say, It's a hard road to travel, and it's a mighty long way to go
This a tribute to the king
A tribute to the king
A tribute to the man called Bob Marley
A tribute to the musical hero
A tribute to the musical hero
If you see Don Cosmic Drummond you can give him my regards
Even Jackie Opel, you can him my regards
If you see Slim Smith, you can give him my regards
And if you even see Ranking Slackness, the man called General Echo, you can
give him my regards
But these regards give to Bob Marley
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