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Artist: Toasters
Canonical path: /toasters/history-of-ska
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History Of Ska
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History Of Ska
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Great expectations come from tings dat start off small
So Ska was invented inna di dancehall
Crimpline dress
Crystall ball
Di young ladies of the day
Would dance the night away
Wid di ruffess tuffess rude bwoy
From outta J.A.
This is the history of Ska
Wid a likkle Two-Tone flavour
Stepping all over
Each an every corner
Who Jah bless
Mus' prosper......
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