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Artist: Toots And The Maytals
Canonical path: /toots-and-the-maytals/dub-a-little-reggae
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Dub A Little Reggae
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Dub A Little Reggae
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Hey everybody, get yourselves together
Come on, come on, come on, come on
Come on hear what I have to say
There's a new dance rocking down Jamaica way
Don't you, don't you
Don't you hear what I have to say
It's called the reggae
Reggae, reggae music now
Reggae yeah
You can dub a little reggae, rock a little reggae
Keep your feet a moving all night long
Dub a little reggae, rock a little reggae
You can never, never go wrong
Dub a little reggae, rock a little reggae
Keep your feet a moving all night long
Reggae is a new dance suited for the young and old
And if you keep on, keep on doing this dance
You could never, never go cold
This here reggae beat needs no dancing shoe
I tell you, tell you it's true
Shake your hips and clap your hands
So that everyone will understand
Dub a little reggae, rock a little reggae
Keep your feet a moving all night long
Dub a little reggae, rock a little reggae
You can never, never go wrong
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