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Bob Marley Lyrics by Grizfolk

Waking Up The Giants

2015

[Verse 1]
Something 'bout the way the highway meets my eyes in twos
Tell me everything you know; tell me something new
I wanna drive your El Dorado straight into the sun
You're the shotgun by my side, horizon in your eyes
[Chorus]
I hear Bob Marley's playing on the radio
Well, Bob Marley's playing on the radio
I wanna move in close; girl, don't you tell me no
Bob Marley's playing on the radio
[Verse 2]
Can I choose to feel this way for the rest of my days?
This is a great unknown; open road is my home
With your top down, we'll find the gateway to the stars
Into the great unknown; Mama's a rolling stone
[Chorus]
This could be love cause Bob Marley's playing on the radio
Well, Bob Marley's playing on the radio
I wanna move in close; girl, don't you tell me no
Bob Marley's playing on the radio
[Chorus]
I feel the love cause Bob Marley's playing on the radio
Bob Marley's playing on the radio
I wanna move in close; girl, don't you tell me no
Bob Marley's playing on the radio
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About “Bob Marley” by Grizfolk

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"Bob Marley" appears on "Waking Up The Giants" in 2015.

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