A Little Time For Jah
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A Little Time For Jah
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Oh oh, hum hum yeah
Chorus
Can you find a little time for jah
Can you find time for rastafari, yeah
X2
Man should give praises when he rises up in the morning
He should give thanks for all the seas, yeah
Learn to appreciate the beauty of the surroundings, well
The flowers are burned in the trees
Chorus
They say the ray don't follow one non-stop
Under sun it's shinning for all, hey
Jah is the torch he provides to everyone, hey
Be weak or be strong yeah
Charging for life, rehearsing his knowledge
Under protection all day long
Chorus
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