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Oyeyeiye yeiye... |
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ooo. |
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I remember when we used to sit |
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In the government yard in Trencht |
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obaserving the 'ypocrites |
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As they would mingling with the good people we meet. |
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Good friends we have, oh, good friends we've lost |
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Along the way. |
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In this great future, you can't forget your past; |
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So dry your tears, I said |
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No, woman, no cry; |
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No, woman, no cry. |
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little darlin', don't shed no tears: |
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No, woman, no cry. |
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said I remember when-a we used to sit |
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In the government yard in Trenchtown. |
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And then Georgie would make the fire lights, |
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As it was logwood burnin' |
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through the nights... through the nights. |
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Then we would cook cornmeal porridge, |
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Of which I'll share with you; with you. |
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My feet is my only carriage, |
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So I've got to push push. push on through. |
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TO * |
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Everything's gonna be all right! |
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Everything's gonna be all right! |
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Everything's gonna be all right! |
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Everything's gonna be all right! |
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Everything's gonna be all right! |
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Everything's gonna be all right! |
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Everything's gonna be all right! |
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no woman, no cry; oh yeah. |
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no woman, no cry; |
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No - no, woman - woman, no cry. |
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Woman, little darlin', don't shed no tears; |
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No, woman, no cry. |
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TO ** |
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(Little darlin', don't shed no tears! |
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No, woman, no cry. |
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Little sister, don't shed no tears! |
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No, woman, no cry.) |
