Put It On
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Put It On
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Feel them spirit
Feel them spirit
Feel them spirit
Lord, I thank you
Lord, I thank you
Feel alright now
Feel alright now
Feel alright now
God Lord, hear me
God Lord, hear me
I'm not boastin'
I'm not boastin'
I'm not boastin'
Feel like toastin'
Feel like toastin'
I'm gonna put it on, in the morning
I'm gonna put it on, in the night
I'm gonna put it on, any time any where
Good Lord, help me
Good Lord, help me
No more cryin'
No more cryin'
No more cryin'
Lord, I thank you
Lord, I thank you
I'm gonna put it on
I'm gonna put it on
I'm gonna put it on
Feel alright now
Feel alright now
Lord, I thank you
Lord, I thank you
Lord, I thank you
Feel alright now
Feel alright now
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Bob Marley performs "Put It On", and this lyric page sits inside the Bob Marley catalog on LyroVerse.
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