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Exodus Lyrics – Bob Marley

Soundtrack Album: Bob Marley: One Love

Exodus Text

Exodus, Movement of Jah people! Oh-oh-oh, yea-eah!
Heaven will tell to let me tell you this

Men and people will fight ya down, tell me why!
(When ya see Jah light) Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
Let me tell you if you're not wrong; then, why?
(Everything is alright)
So we gonna walk - alright! - through the roads of creation:
We the generation, tell me why!
(Trod through great tribulation) Trod through great tribulation

Exodus, alright! Movement of Jah people
Oh, yeah! O-oo, yeah! Alright!
Exodus, Movement of Jah people! Oh, Hell

Yeah-yeah-yeah, well!
Uh! Open your eyes (And look within)
Are you satisfied? (With the life you're livin'?) Uh!
We know where we're goin', uh!
We know where we're from
We're leavin' Babylon
We're goin' to our Fatherland

Two, three, four: Exodus, Movement of Jah people! Oh, yeah!
(Movement of Jah people!) Send us another brother Moses!
(Movement of Jah people!) From across the Red Sea!
(Movement of Jah people!) Send us another brother Moses!
(Movement of Jah people!) From across the Red Sea!
(Movement of Jah people!)
Exodus, alright! Oo-oo-ooh! Oo-ooh!
Movement of Jah people! Oh, yeah!
Exodus!
Exodus! Alright!
Exodus! Now now, now now!
Exodus!
Exodus! Oh, yea-ea-ea-ea-ea-ea-eah!
Exodus!
Exodus! Alright!
Exodus!

One, two, three, four: move!
Move!
Move!
Move!
Move!
Move!

Open your eyes and look within:
Are you satisfied with the life you're livin'?
We know where we're goin'
We know where we're from
We're leavin' Babylon, y'all!
We're goin' to our Father's land

Exodus, alright! Movement of Jah people!
Exodus, Movement of Jah people!
Movement of Jah people!
Movement of Jah people!
Movement of Jah people!
Movement of Jah people!

Move!
Move!
Move!
Move!
Move!
Move!
Move!

Jah come to break downpression
Rule equality
Wipe away transgression
Set the captives free

Exodus, alright, alright!
Movement of Jah people! Oh, yeah!
Exodus, Movement of Jah people! Oh, now now, now now!

Movement of Jah people!
Movement of Jah people!
Movement of Jah people!
Movement of Jah people!
Movement of Jah people!
Movement of Jah people!
Move!
Move!
Move!
Move!
Move!
Move! Uh-uh-uh-uh!
Move! (Movement of Jah people!)
Move! (Movement of Jah people!)
Move! (Movement of Jah people!)
Move! (Movement of Jah people!)
Move! (Movement of Jah people!)
Move! (Movement of Jah people!)
Movement of Jah people!
Movement of Jah people!
Movement of Jah people!

Bob Marley: One Love

Soundtrack Lyrics for Movie, 2024

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Bob Marley

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›Turn Your Lights Down Low

Bob Marley

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Bob Marley

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Bob Marley

Bob Marley

Bob Marley

Bob Marley

›One Love / People Get Ready

Bob Marley

›Rastaman Chant

The Wailers

›Lively Up Yourself

Bob Marley

›White Riot

The Clash

›You Should Be Dancing

Bee GeesBee Gees

›Young Hearts Run Free

Candi Staton

›Selassie Is The Chapel

Stephen Marley

›Jamming

Ziggy Marley

›Rock Your Baby

George McCrae

February, 18th 2024

Background and Context "Exodus," a song by Bob Marley released in 1977, is not just a piece of music but a culyural landmark in reggae's rich history. Marley crafted this song as a reflection of his personal experiences, beliefs, and the socio-political climate of the time. The song's title and overarching theme draw inspiration from the biblical Exodus, symbolizing liberation and the journey of the oppressed towards freedom. Marley's experiences, including an assassination attempt that led him to leave Jamaica for London, played a significant role in shaping the narrative of "Exodus". Main Message and Theme At its heart, "Exodus" is a clarion call for unity, strength, and freedom. Marley interywines the biblical story of the Israelites with the struggles of oppressed people worldwide, advocating for a collective movement towards liberation. The song emphasizes breaking free from the metaphorical Babylon—representing systemic oppression and injustice—and returning to one's roots or homeland, a sentiment deeply rooted in Rastafarian ideology. This ideology sees the African diaspora's return to Africa, particularly Ethiopia, as a parallel to the Hebrews' return from Babylon to Israel, underscoring a theme of spiritual and physical repatriation. Cultural and Historical Significance "Exodus" holds a significant place not only in Marley's discography but also in the history of reggae music and the broader cultural movement it represents. The song's release during Marley's self-imposed exile in London amidst political unrest in Jamaica adds layers of personal and political depth to its message. It resonated with diverse audiences globally, becoming an anthem for freedom and resistance against oppression. The song's blend of reggae rhythms with elements of pop and punk reflects Marley's exposure to the London music scene and his solidarity with the punk movement's outsider perspective. Legacy and Impact "Exodus" contributed significantly to Bob Marley's legacy, cementing his status as a global icon of resistance and unity. The song's success helped to popularize reggae music worldwide and remains a powerful symbol of the genre's ability to address social and political issues. Its message of liberation and unity continues to inspire movements and individuals fighting for justice and freedom across the globe.

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