Talkin’: Rasta
Me is a man that lives 'mongst music
You see music, music a, a godly thing, you know
Me say me live 'mongst country in a country
Me live 'mongst which part people meet a morning time and say
"Good morning, uncleness, how you do?"
"God bless you, me son"
Me live 'mongst them people there
Me don't live 'mongst people who get up and cuss, cuss every day
So, me always a Rasta from creation
So, it's Rasta is the whole thing
It's not no influence
Rasta a the thing, everything, every other thing
Me don't know what a go on 'bout the other thing them
Rasta a the first
You see music, music a, a godly thing, you know
Me say me live 'mongst country in a country
Me live 'mongst which part people meet a morning time and say
"Good morning, uncleness, how you do?"
"God bless you, me son"
Me live 'mongst them people there
Me don't live 'mongst people who get up and cuss, cuss every day
So, me always a Rasta from creation
So, it's Rasta is the whole thing
It's not no influence
Rasta a the thing, everything, every other thing
Me don't know what a go on 'bout the other thing them
Rasta a the first
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- Talkin' Blues (Alternate Version)
- Talkin’: All of my family are music
- Burnin' & Lootin' (Live At The Record Plant, 1973)
- Talkin’: The original Wailers
- Kinky Reggae (Live At The Record Plant, 1973)
- Get Up, Stand Up (Live At The Record Plant, 1973)
- Talkin’: Bunny, Peter and Bob
- Slave Driver (Live At The Record Plant, 1973)
- Talkin’: We don’t want to work together no more
Altri album
- One Love (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
- Mr. Chatterbox (Extended Mix)
- Selassie is the Chapel
- Catch A Fire (50th Anniversary)
- Catch A Fire (50th Anniversary)
- Slave Driver (Live At The Sundown Theatre, Edmonton, UK / May 1973)
- Africa Unite
- Exodus (Deluxe Edition)
- Live At The Rainbow, 3rd June 1977
- Live At The Rainbow, 2nd June 1977
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