"Seed Shall Grow"
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"Seed Shall Grow"
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Jah jah jah
Jah jah
Oh jah o weh, oh jah
Oh jah oh jah oh jah
Oh jah oh jah... (bis)
Jah sun shall shine
Inna these day.. ya
Love an" protection come from jah
Creation...
Lord we need oh jah
The need ye ye yeah
Of the wisdom i know
Lord we need oh jah the need ye ye
Of the wisdom let it
Grow my seed shall grow
Grow to kill our pains
I & i say, moa anbesa
Jah rastafari say yeah
I& i a ' moa anbesa
Rastafari say yeah yeah
Jah sun shall shine
Lovee an' protection
Come from jah rastafari
Lord we need oh jah...
The weed ye ye ye...
The healing of the nations
The healing of the nations,
From creation, all nations lord
To kill our pains ,kill our pains
N'' kill our pains! ye yeah!
I & i say moa anbesa
Rastafari say yeah yeah...
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Moa Ambesa performs "\"Seed Shall Grow\"", and this lyric page sits inside the Moa Ambesa catalog on LyroVerse.
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