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Jamaica Farewell |
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The Brother Four |
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Down the way where the nights are gay |
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And the sun shines daily on the mountain top |
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I took a trip on a sailing ship |
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And when I reached Jamaica i made her stop |
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But I\'m sad to say I\'m on my way |
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Won\'t be back for many a day |
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My heart is down my head is turning around |
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I had to leave a little girl in Kingston Town |
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Sounds of laughter everywhere |
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And the dancing girls swaying to and fro |
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I must declare my heart is there |
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Though I have been from Maine to Mexico |
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But I\'m sad to say I\'m on my way |
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Won\'t be back for many a day |
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My heart is down my head is turning around |
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I had to leave a little girl in Kingston Town |
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Down at the market you can hear |
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Ladies cry out while on their heads they bear |
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Ackev rice, salt fish are nice |
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And the rum is fine anytime of year |
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But I\'m sad to say I\'m on my way |
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Won\'t be back for many a day |
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My heart is down my head is turning around |
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I had to leave a little girl in Kingston Town |
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My heart is down my head is turning around |
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I had to leave a little girl in Kingston Town |
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My heart is down my head is turning around |
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I had to leave a little girl in Kingston Town |
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