Bob Marley & The Wailers

These lyrics are about finding comfort in the simple things and not worrying about life's struggles.

This song is about finding peace and comfort in difficult times, and the importance of the I Threes and the Holy Trinity.

These lyrics are about a Buffalo Soldier, a dreadlocked Rasta, who is stolen from Africa and brought to America to fight for survival.

This song is about the Buffalo Soldiers, African American soldiers who were forced to fight in the U.S. 10th Cavalry Regiment and were given the nickname “Negro Cavalry” by the Native American tribes they fought.

These lyrics are about freedom and redemption.

This song is about Bob Marley's plea for people to take action against injustice and oppression and to remember the prophets and saints who have been martyred for their cause.

These lyrics are about finding hope and joy in the little moments of life.

This song is about a legend of Rainbow Warriors inspiring environmentalists with a Native American prophecy.

These lyrics are about the rat race of life, where people are competing for survival, and the importance of remembering history and destiny.

This song is about the Rat Race of a capitalistic system and the consequences of blindly following it.

These lyrics are about the movement of Jah people and their journey to freedom.

This song is about Bob Marley's use of the Exodus story to express his people's struggle for freedom and justice.

These lyrics are about the power of nature and the consequences of not listening to it.

This song is about recognizing the truth of the world and understanding the consequences of poverty and crime.

These lyrics are about the need for racial equality, the pursuit of peace, and the fight against injustice.

This song is about the need for equality and justice for all people, regardless of skin color.

These lyrics are about celebrating life and appreciating the joy of jamming together.

This song is about the oneness of God and humanity, the promised land of Zion, and the freedom to be found in equality and jammin'.

These lyrics are about a person who defends themself by shooting the sheriff, but not the deputy.

This song is about Bob Marley's experiences with mistreatment and retaliation.

These lyrics are about a man's longing to be with the person he loves, despite the wait.

This song is about Bob's courtship with Cindy Breakspeare, the Miss World 1976, and his pursuit to get her despite her interest in other men.

These lyrics are about standing up for one's rights and not giving up the fight.

This song is about Bob Marley's criticism of the alluring trappings of Christianity and other religious philosophies that distract people from fighting for justice in the present.

These lyrics are about two people in love, wanting to make it work despite the lack of resources.

This text is about two people sharing a room and relying on God to provide for them.

These lyrics are about coming together as one and feeling alright, despite differences and hardships.

This song is about uniting people of all races, creeds, and denominations to come together and celebrate our humanity.

These lyrics are about the power of love and the importance of standing up for oneself.

This song is about Bob Marley's message of love, rebellion against exploitation, and the power of self-determination.

These lyrics are about a person looking back on their past, encouraging someone else to not cry and look to the future.

This song is about Bob Marley comforting a woman and encouraging her to not worry, as everything will turn out alright.