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Saying So Much Things

from We Did Then by Kingsativa

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lyrics

Feel like dancing from within
So much so my heart starts to sing
Singing don't worry, but I do
Something's gone, it's lost without you

Many have come and gone in your name
Many have tried in vain, and then failed

Saying so much things
Satisfying my soul

Think I'll sing your songs of freedom
Think I'll sing of love and oneness

Saying so much things
Satisfying my soul

Feel like dancing from within
So much so my heart starts to sing
Singing don't worry, but I do
Something's gone, it's lost without you
Marley is gone
But his song's will live on
Bob Marley is gone
But his song's will live on
And on

Saying so much things
Satisfying my soul

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from We Did Then, released December 23, 2001
Recorded in Banned Studios, Donaghmede by Jonathon Yeates.

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Reggae band from Dublin Ireland, formed in 1994 disbanded in 2005

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