Biografía:
Stephen Robert Nesta "Raggamuffin" Marley (nacido el 20 de abril de 1972 en Wilmington, Delaware),músico Jamaiquino de origen norteamericano de Reggae, es hijo Bob Marley y Rita Marley
Stephen, desde 1986, era parte del grupo de reggae Ziggy Marley & The Melody Makers con sus hermanos Ziggy, Cedella y Sharon, con los que gano 3 grammys durante la década de los 80's. Estos se separaron el año 2000
En 2004, Stephen participó en el Bob Marley Roots
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Stephen Marley --Old Slaves Lyrics
Am Em ( most of the song back and forth)
You wanna see my face?
Look in my pains.
Look in my pains.
Look in my pains.
You see them pains from yesterday?
Look in my pains.
And this morning feels so close to the past
For just yesterday we were left in the dark
And the downpression of those chains still weighs on your and my brain
Can you see what I'm saying?
Look in my pains.
You see them pains from yesterday?
Look in my pains.
Was I born free?
Was I born a slave?
Look in my pains.
Wanna see my pains?
Look at my face.
G C
With the whip upon your mind so your mind leads your soul astray.
G C
You can see that today we are all modern slaves.
G C
We've been thinking that slavery is just from them ancient days,
D
But that's the puppet master's game! can you see what I'm saying?
(Back to Am - Em pattern)
Look in my pains.
You see them pains from yesterday?
Look in my pains.
Look in my pains.
How far have we gone from yesterday?
Look in my pains.
Look in my pains.
And this morning feels so close close to the past
For still yet today we are slaves in our yards
Because oppression of those chains still weighs on my and your brain
Should I gonna sing it again?
Look in my pains.
You see them pains from yesterday?
Look in my pains.
Was I born free?
Are we all slaves?
Look in my pains.
How far have we gone from yesterday?
Look in my pains.
Am Em ( most of the song back and forth)
You wanna see my face?
Look in my pains.
Look in my pains.
Look in my pains.
You see them pains from yesterday?
Look in my pains.
And this morning feels so close to the past
For just yesterday we were left in the dark
And the downpression of those chains still weighs on your and my brain
Can you see what I'm saying?
Look in my pains.
You see them pains from yesterday?
Look in my pains.
Was I born free?
Was I born a slave?
Look in my pains.
Wanna see my pains?
Look at my face.
G C
With the whip upon your mind so your mind leads your soul astray.
G C
You can see that today we are all modern slaves.
G C
We've been thinking that slavery is just from them ancient days,
D
But that's the puppet master's game! can you see what I'm saying?
(Back to Am - Em pattern)
Look in my pains.
You see them pains from yesterday?
Look in my pains.
Look in my pains.
How far have we gone from yesterday?
Look in my pains.
Look in my pains.
And this morning feels so close close to the past
For still yet today we are slaves in our yards
Because oppression of those chains still weighs on my and your brain
Should I gonna sing it again?
Look in my pains.
You see them pains from yesterday?
Look in my pains.
Was I born free?
Are we all slaves?
Look in my pains.
How far have we gone from yesterday?
Look in my pains.
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