Praises to the Most High
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Praises to the Most High
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Don't blame no one, you should be glad , you're in the race
Moving our head away from the crowd is to be a sucess
See the road is so clear, nothing to be afraid of
Behold and move yourself, master in this race
Stay fresh, green and live forever
Give thanks and praise to the most high
I said stay fresh, green , God bless forever
Give thanks and praise to the most high
Many friend don't have a man more than what he can dare (?)
In time of trouble, told you once before(?) He will be your guide
Oh, why should we cry, when Jah love us all, yeah
Behold and move yourself, master in this race
Stay fresh, green and live forever
Give thanks and praise to the most high
I said stay fresh, green , you're blessed forever
Give thanks and praise to the most high
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