Originally in C, I play in G
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No | woman, no | cry |
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No | woman, no | cry |
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No | woman, no | cry |
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No | woman, no | cry, | said, said |
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Said I rememb | er | when we used to sit |
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In the government yar | d in | Trenchtown |
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Ob, observ | ing | all the hypo | crits |
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As they would | mingle with | all the good people we meet |
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Good friends we have | , | good friends we’ve los | t |
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Along the | way |
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In this great fut | ure, you | can’t forget your past |
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So dry | your tears I | say |
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No | woman, | no cry |
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No | woman, | no cry |
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Here little darling | , | don’t shed no tears |
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No | woman, no | cry, | said, said |
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Said I rememb | er | when we used to sit |
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In the government yar | d in | Trenchtown |
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And then | Georgie would | make the fire light |
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As it was like a | wood | burning through the night |
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Then we would cook | cornmeal porridge |
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Of | which I’ll | share with you |
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My feet | is my only | carriage, and so |
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I’ve | got to push on | through, but | while I’m gone |
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Everyt | hing’s gonna | be alright, | everything’s gonna | be alright |
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Everyt | hing’s gonna | be alright, | everything’s gonna | be alright |
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Everyt | hing’s gonna | be alright, | everything’s gonna | be alright |
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Everyt | hing’s gonna | be alright, | everything’s gonna | be alright |
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No | woman, no | cry |
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No | woman, no | cry |
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No my little | sister | don’t shed no | tears |
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No | woman, no | cry |
G | D/F# | Em | C |
Said I rememb | er | when we used to sit |
G | D/F# | Em | C |
In the government yar | d in | Trenchtown |
G | D/F# | Em | C |
And then | Georgie would | make the fire light |
G | D/F# | Em | C |
As it was like a | wood | burning through the night |
G | D/F# | Em | C |
Then we would cook | cornmeal porridge |
G | D/F# | Em | C |
Of | which I’ll | share with you |
G | D/F# | Em | C |
My feet | is my only | carriage, and so |
G | D/F# | Em | C |
I’ve | got to push on | through, but | while I’m gone |
G | D/F# | Em | C |
No | woman, no | cry |
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No | woman, no | cry |
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Oh my little | darlin’ | don’t shed no | tears |
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No | woman, no | cry |
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Little | darlin’, | don’t shed no tears |
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No | woman, | no cry |
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Little | sister don’t s | hed no tears |
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No | woman, | no cry |