Live if you want to live
(Rastaman vibration, yeah, positive)
That's what we got to give
(I'n'I vibration yeah, positive)
Got to have a good vibe
(Iyaman Iration, yeah, Irie ites)
Wo-wo-ooh
(Positive vibration, yeah, positive)

If you get down and you quarrel everyday
You're saying prayers to the devils, I say, wooh
Why not help one another on the way?
Make it much easier (just a little bit easier)

Say you just can't live that negative way
If you know what I mean
Make way for the positive day
'Cause it's news (new day) news and days
New time (new time), and if it's a new feelin' (new feelin'), yeah
Said it's a new sign (new sign)
Oh, what a new day

Pickin' up?
Are you pickin' up now?
Jah love, Jah love (protect us)
Jah love, Jah love (protect us)
Jah love, Jah love (protect us)

Rastaman vibration, yeah (positive)
I'n'I vibration, yeah (positive) uh-huh-huh, ah yeah
Iyaman Iration, yeah (irie ites) wooh
Positive vibration, yeah (positive)

Pickin' up?
Are you pickin' up now?
Pickin' up?
Are you pickin' up now?
Pickin' up? (Jah love, Jah love)
Are you pickin' (protect us) up now?
Pickin' up? (Jah love, Jah love)
Are you pickin' (protect us) up now?
Pickin' up? (Jah love, Jah love)
Are you pickin' (protect us) up now?
Pickin' up?
Are you pickin' up now?


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  • +1
    General Comment

    "If you get down and quarrel everyday You're saying prayers to the devil, I say Why not help one another on the way Make it much easier" Bob Marley was a good man

    NattyDreadon April 18, 2002   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    ...just a little bit easier

    cos its a new day, new time, new feeling, and it's a new sign!!

    I love the live versions of this song...and NattyDread, I second you.

    jmujkanoon September 28, 2004   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    I love bob marley.

    dogARTiton April 12, 2005   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    bob marley = the best. thats all there is to it. hes amazing. his music is amazing.

    *music*lover*on December 22, 2006   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    Marley understood we don't need all the sh*t but can just live as human beings with eatchother.

    Too bad people still haven't listened to him.

    Info_Don February 24, 2007   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    babylon by bus, is great

    live reggae is my favorite pick for summer 07'

    pet moustacheon July 15, 2007   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    eh marley was one of the best RIP but this song is all about how no matter what you have to have a good vibe keep your head up give off a positive vibration and he thought and was correct that the rastafari have that positive vibration

    rtaylor24on April 27, 2008   Link
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    General Comment

    eh marley was one of the best RIP but this song is all about how no matter what you have to have a good vibe keep your head up give off a positive vibration and he thought and was correct that the rastafari have that positive vibration

    rtaylor24on April 27, 2008   Link
  • 0
    My Interpretation

    If more people listened to this song, I feel we would be a lot better off. It's so easy, so innocent, and so immature. I feel a child would listen to this song and say, "Why does he have to say this?" That being said, take it to heart! Help someone out, and try not to get upset over the useless crap.

    Petary791on December 03, 2008   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    dis song used ta beh me fevorit song but now it is natty dread but alright song

    jrgongon May 09, 2010   Link

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