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Slavery Days

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Slavery Days

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Seen, I'm gonna tell you about slavery

Me say feel it Jah children now

Inna days of slavery

We turned down in history

How we lost our dignity

All the shame on the pillow

Inna days of slavery

Say you ha'fi let dem remember

Inna days of slavery

Babylon has put an atempting

They are trying to deceive

Now it's going to us my brothers

To the Jah children

Say you ha'fi let dem remember

Inna days of slavery

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