| (Scoop, scoop, scoop, scoo-doo;
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| Scoop, scoop wa-doo.)
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| Up a cane river to wash my dread;
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| Upon a rock I rest my head.
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| There I vision through the seas of oppression, oh-oo-wo!
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| Don’t make my life a prison.
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| We come from Trench Town, Trench Town (Trenchtown) —
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| Most of them come from Trench Town.
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| We free the people with music (sweet music);
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| Can we free the people with music (sweet music)?
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| Can we free our people with music? |
| — With music,
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| With music, oh music!
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| Oh-y, my head,
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| In desolate places we’ll find our bread,
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| And everyone see what’s taking place, oh-oo-wo! |
| -
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| Another page in history.
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| We come from Trench Town,
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| Come from Trench Town;
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| We come from Trench Town.
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| Lord we free the people with music (sweet music);
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| We free the people with music (sweet music);
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| We free our people with music,
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| With music, oh music (oh music)!
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| They say it’s hard to speak;
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| They feel so strong to say we are weak;
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| But through the eyes the love of our people, oh-oo-wo!
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| They’ve got to repay.
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| We come from (Trenchtown) Trench Town;
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| We come from (Trenchtown) Trench Town;
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| Trench — Trench Town (Trenchtown).
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| They say, «Can anything good come out of Trench Town?»
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| (Trench — Trenchtown)
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| That’s what they say, (Trenchtown); |
| (Trench — Trenchtown)
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| Say (Trench — Trenchtown) we’re the underprivileged people,
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| So (Trenchtown) they keep us in chains:
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| «Pay (Trench — Trenchtown) — pay — pay tribute to -«(Trenchtown).
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| We come from (Trench — Trenchtown);
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| We come from (Trench — Trenchtown);
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| Just because we come from Trench Town.
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| Not because we come from Trench Town;
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| Just because we come from (Trenchtown)
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| --- fadeout --- |