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Bob Marley Roots Lyrics
Total views: 2 times this week / Rating: 7.59/10 [17 votes]Album: Exodus / Original Release Date: 1991Genre: ReggaeSong Duration: 3 min 43 sec
Roots
Bob Marley
Bob Marley
BOB MARLEY
- Roots LyricsRoots Natty roots
Dread Binghi dread
I and I are the roots
Some are the dry wood
Fe catch up the fire
Whoa, Lo ok at that
They need some dry wood
To cook up the raw food
Whoa, look at that
I got to survive
Inna dis man maniac downpression
Got to survive
In iration, yeah
Roots Natty roots
Dread Binghi dread
Remember that I and I are the roots
Some are wolf
Inna sheep's clothing
Whoa, look at that
Many are called
But only a few are chosen
Whoa, look at that
Nothing that dividers can do
Can't seperate us from our father
Whoa, look at that
You see, blood is thicker than water
Whoa, look at that
Got to survive
inna disyah ghetto, yeah
Roots Natty roots
Dread Binghi dread
Remember that I and I are the roots
Roots Natty roots
Dread Binghi dread
Whoa, I and I are the roots
Some are leaves
While some are branches
But remember I and I are the roots
Some are dry wood
Fe catch up the fire
Whoa, look at that
Got to survive
Inna dis man maniac downpression
Got to survive
In iration
Roots Natty roots
Dread Binghi dread
Hey, I and I are the roots
Ooh we, roots Natty roots
Dread Binghi dread
Oh Yeah, I and I are the roots
Dread Binghi dread
I and I are the roots
Some are the dry wood
Fe catch up the fire
Whoa, Lo ok at that
They need some dry wood
To cook up the raw food
Whoa, look at that
I got to survive
Inna dis man maniac downpression
Got to survive
In iration, yeah
Roots Natty roots
Dread Binghi dread
Remember that I and I are the roots
Some are wolf
Inna sheep's clothing
Whoa, look at that
Many are called
But only a few are chosen
Whoa, look at that
Nothing that dividers can do
Can't seperate us from our father
Whoa, look at that
You see, blood is thicker than water
Got to survive
inna disyah ghetto, yeah
Roots Natty roots
Dread Binghi dread
Remember that I and I are the roots
Roots Natty roots
Dread Binghi dread
Whoa, I and I are the roots
Some are leaves
While some are branches
But remember I and I are the roots
Some are dry wood
Fe catch up the fire
Whoa, look at that
Got to survive
Inna dis man maniac downpression
Got to survive
In iration
Roots Natty roots
Dread Binghi dread
Hey, I and I are the roots
Ooh we, roots Natty roots
Dread Binghi dread
Oh Yeah, I and I are the roots
Facts about Roots
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Roots is written and performed by Bob Marley.
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It is first released in 1991 as part of Bob Marley's album "Exodus" which includes 25 tracks in total. This song is the 10th track on this album.
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When we explore how the lyrics were meant to make us feel, the track ‘Roots’ by Bob Marley & The Wailers lays stress on keeping one’s roots and identity intact while overcoming challenges and fitting into the society. The writer resorts to metaphors like roots, branches, and firewood to present the different facets of life and love, thus bringing out the strength one should possess to make it in a world that is so hard and suffocating. The roots lyrics primarily talk about love, spirituality, inspiration, social commentary, and empowerment. Along with these themes, the song also puts forward the idea of identity and roots, survival and resilience, and spiritual connection. The lyrics have no vulgar or offensive language, no mature themes or violent, sexy, or drug-related depictions. The content is thus accepted by the whole age group.
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Roots falls under the genre Reggae.
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Roots song length is 3 minutes and 43 seconds.
Who wrote Roots lyrics?
Roots is written and performed by Bob Marley.
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When was Roots released?
It is first released in 1991 as part of Bob Marley's album "Exodus" which includes 25 tracks in total. This song is the 10th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Roots lyrics?
When we explore how the lyrics were meant to make us feel, the track ‘Roots’ by Bob Marley & The Wailers lays stress on keeping one’s roots and identity intact while overcoming challenges and fitting into the society. The writer resorts to metaphors like roots, branches, and firewood to present the different facets of life and love, thus bringing out the strength one should possess to make it in a world that is so hard and suffocating. The roots lyrics primarily talk about love, spirituality, inspiration, social commentary, and empowerment. Along with these themes, the song also puts forward the idea of identity and roots, survival and resilience, and spiritual connection. The lyrics have no vulgar or offensive language, no mature themes or violent, sexy, or drug-related depictions. The content is thus accepted by the whole age group.
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Which genre is Roots?
Roots falls under the genre Reggae.
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How long is the song Roots?
Roots song length is 3 minutes and 43 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Bob Marley
Record Label(s): 1977 UMG Recordings, Inc
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