

Nature that is “wild and free” is personification and a metaphor. The saying gives human qualities (the ability to sleep) to New York. “The city that doesn’t sleep” is always New York – but you probably didn’t know that the saying comes from a Frank Sinatra song. #9: New York, New York (by Frank Sinatra) There is a reason he is considered a revolutionary. Composed by: Bob Marley Lyrics by: Bob Marley Produced by: Bob Marley & The Wailers Year: 1980 Length: 2:50 Musical key: A minor Recorded at: Tuff Gong.

“The moon won’t come out to play” shows just how filled with rebellion that many of Bob Marley’s songs were. The high yellow moon won’t come out to play


By giving it human qualities, and the ability to smile, Led Zeppelin paints a romantic picture that is hard to beat. Louise Bennett's Mento Verse and Bob Marley's Reggae Poetry Bob Marley's lyrics assume the form of quality reggae poetry. Here Marley with his ageless wisdom advocates a kind of xenophobia when it comes to foreign interference in domestic affairs that is most times driven by a hidden agenda.“My world” isn’t just one thing – it is many things. Marley constantly criticized this involvement and was said to have placed Bob Marley on the CIA black list for his very critical lyrics.īob Marley’s use of proverbs and Jamaican folklore is displayed yet again in Rat Race ‘when the cats away the mice will play’, ‘in abundance of water the fool is thirsty’. The United States Central Intelligence Agency,CIA, was rumored to have aligned themselves to one of Jamaica’s political parties in an attempt to cut down what were seen as Communist elements operating within and aspiring to run the country. Very deep and hard hitting lyrics from Bob Marley at a time when Jamaica’s political scene was one filled with uncertainty, chaos and blood letting violence. In the abundance of water the fool is thirsty 1.Satisfy My Soul 2.Nobody Knows 3.Kinky Reggae 4.No Woman No Cry 5.Waiting in Vain 6.Jammin 7.I Shot the Sheriff 8.Concrete Jungle - Original Album. I’m saying when you think it’s peace and safetyĭon’t forget your history. Its numbers like these that spoil the picture: Marley writes good lyrics, but hes no lyrical genius (rather like Phil Lynott, Id say, the two of which have quite a few things in common), and he cant pull a composition through on the strength of lyrics alone, anthemic as they might be. Week 1 - Concrete Jungle - well examine the metaphors and. Id take Concrete Jungle over it any time of year. The moon won’t come out to play shows just how filled with rebellion that many of Bob Marley’s songs were. Rat race, rat race, rat race, yeah, rat race. This class is highly interactive and students will enjoy listening and sharing with each other. 8: Concrete Jungle (by Bob Marley) No sun will shine in my day today The high yellow moon won’t come out to play I said darkness has covered my light, And has changed my day into night, yeah.
