Biografia:
Jimmy Cliff, nome artístico de James Chambers, (Saint Catherine, 1 de abril de 1948) é um músico jamaicano de reggae. É o menos compreendido de todos os grandes mestres do reggae, tendo sido acusado de abandonar as origens rastas, porém é respeitado por ter sido o primeiro a abrir as portas do sucesso ao reggae na Europa e no resto do mundo.
A sua religião lhes causou muitos problemas na Jamaica com os rastas. Num incidente estranho, em um grande show com os Wailers em Kingston nos finais de 1975
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Outras músicas:
- I Can See Clearly Now
- The Harder They Come
- You Can Get It If You Really Want
- Blessed Love
- Bongo Man
- Childrens Bread
- Club Paradise
- Come Into My Life
- Guns Of Brixton
- Hard Road To Travel
- Hard To Road To Travel
- Hello Sunshine
- I Got To Move On
- King Of Kings
- Let Your Yeah Be Yeah
- Lonely Streets
- Looking Forward
- Many Rivers To Cross
- Miss Jamaica
- My Ancestors
- No Justice
- One More
- Peace
- People
- Rebel In Me
- Reggae Night
- Remake The World
- Ruby Soho
- Shelter Of Your Love
- Ship Is Sailing
- Sitting In Limbo
- Son Of Man
- Strugglin Man
- Sufferin In The Land
- The Lion Awakes
- Use What I Got
- Vietnam
- We All Are One
- Wonderful World Beautiful People
- World Upside Down
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Someone is taking more than their share
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Of the bounties of this land and that's not fair
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So little people got more than they need
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While there's so many hungry mouths in the world to feed
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And I would give my heart so true
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How is there going to be peace?
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Someone is taking my share
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And they just don't give a damn, no they don't care
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So, you just might as well face it
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'Cause there ain't no other way to erase it
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And I would give my heart so true
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And I will give my love for you, tell me
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How is there going to be peace?
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And I would give my heart so true
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And I will give my love for you, tell me
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How is there going to be peace?
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When there is no justice, oh no, oh
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[Chorus]
C Em
How is there going to be peace?
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When there is no justice, oh no, oh x2
[Verse 1]
C Em
Someone is taking more than their share
F C G
Of the bounties of this land and that's not fair
C Em
So little people got more than they need
F C G
While there's so many hungry mouths in the world to feed
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Am Em
And I would give my heart so true
Am Em G
And I will give my love for you, tell me
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How is there going to be peace?
Dm C G
When there is no justice, oh no, oh x2
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C Em
Someone is taking my share
Dm C G
And they just don't give a damn, no they don't care
C Em
So, you just might as well face it
Dm C G
'Cause there ain't no other way to erase it
[Pre-Chorus]
Am Em
And I would give my heart so true
Am Em G
And I will give my love for you, tell me
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C Em
How is there going to be peace?
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When there is no justice, oh no, oh x2
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And I would give my heart so true
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And I will give my love for you, tell me
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How is there going to be peace?
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When there is no justice, oh no, oh
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