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Bob Marley, Punky Reggae Party New wave New wave, new craze New wave, new craze New wave, new craze Let me tell you We're going to the party And I hope you are hardy So please don't be naughty For it's a punky reggae party New wave New wave, new craze New wave, new craze! Tell you what! It Take a joyful sound To make a world go 'round Come with your heart and soul Come 'a come and rock your boat Cause it's a punky reggae party And it's tonight it's a punky reggae party And it's alright Oh no Rejected by society (do re mi fa) Treated with impugnity (so la te do) Protected by their dignity (do re mi fa) I face reality (So La te Do) New wave, new craze New wave, new craze New wave, new craze New wave, new craze Wailers still be there The Jam, The Dammed, The Clash Wailers still be there Dr. Feelgood too, ooh No boring all farts No boring all farts No boring all farts will be there No boring all farts No boring all farts No boring all farts will be there Yeah, it's the punky reggae party And it's tonight Punky reggae party And it's alright Oh ah! A tip from a gypsy (Do re mi fa) She said man you got a tipsy (So la te Do) Hidin' from reality (Do re mi fa) In your world of Hipocrisy (So la te Do) In your world of Hipocrisy In your world of Hipocrisy In your world of Hipocrisy In your world of Hipocrisy Oh let me tell you I'm poppin, I'm poppin, I'm poppin, I'm poppin, I'm poppin with your bubble We ain't lookin' for no trouble So if you trouble trouble We give it to you double New wave New wave, new craze New wave, new craze New wave, new craze Everybody! Bounce! Bounce! Bounce! Bounce! Bounce! Bounce! Bounce! Bounce! Bounce! Bounce! Bounce! Bounce! Bounce! Bounce! Oh ah-ah-ah! Bounce! Bounce! Bounce! Bounce! Bounce! Bounce! Bounce! Bounce! Bounce! Bounce! Bounce! Bounce! Bounce! Bounce! bounce! Hey! It take a joyful sound And make the world, make the world go 'round! It take a joyful sound Come 'a Come to rock your boat It's a punky reggae party And it's tonight Punky reggae party And it's alright Groove, groove, groove! (Do re mi fa) (so la te do) (Do re mi fa) (so la te do) New wave New wave, new craze New wave, new craze New wave, new craze Everybody! Bounce! Bounce! Bounce! Bounce! Bounce! Bounce! Oh ah ah ah! Bob Marley - Punky Reggae Party w Teksciory.pl.

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