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Bob Marley ~ Them Belly Full (But We Hungry)


Them belly full but we hungry A hungry mob is an angry mob A rain a fall but the dirt it tough A pot a cook but the food no 'nough You're gonna dance to jah music, dance, We're gonna dance to jah music, dance, Forget your troubles and dance, Forget your sorrows and dance, Forget your sickness and dance, Forget your weakness and dance Cost of livin' gets so high Rich and poor they start to cry Now the weak must get strong They say oh, what a tribulation Them belly full but we hungry A hungry mob is an angry mob A rain a fall but the dirt it tough A pot a cook but you no 'nough We're gonna chuck to jah music chuckin' We're chuckin' to jah music, we're chuckin' Belly full but them hungry. A hungry mob is an angry mob A rain a fall but the dirt it tough A pot a cook but the food no 'nough A hungry mob is an angry mob more free lyrics

Them belly full but we hungry
A hungry mob is an angry mob
A rain a fall but the dirt it tough
A pot a cook but the food no 'nough

You're gonna dance to jah music, dance,
We're gonna dance to jah music, dance,

Forget your troubles and dance,
Forget your sorrows and dance,
Forget your sickness and dance,
Forget your weakness and dance

Cost of livin' gets so high
Rich and poor they start to cry
Now the weak must get strong
They say oh, what a tribulation
Them belly full but we hungry
A hungry mob is an angry mob
A rain a fall but the dirt it tough
A pot a cook but you no 'nough

We're gonna chuck to jah music chuckin'
We're chuckin' to jah music, we're chuckin'

Belly full but them hungry.
A hungry mob is an angry mob
A rain a fall but the dirt it tough
A pot a cook but the food no 'nough
A hungry mob is an angry mob

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