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Bob Marley ~ Time Will Tell


JAH would never give the power to a baldhead Run come crucify the dread Time alone, oh! time will tell Think you're in heaven, but you living in hell Think you're in heaven, but you living in hell (repeat) Time alone, oh! time will tell Think you're in heaven, but you living in hell Back them up, oh not the brothers But the ones, who set them up Time alone, oh! time will tell Think you're in heaven, but you living in hell Think you're in heaven, but you living in hell (repeat) Time alone, oh! time will tell Think you're in heaven, but you living in hell Oh children weep no more Oh my sycamore tree, saw the freedom tree Oh children weep no more Weep no more, children weep no more JAH would never give the power to a baldhead Run come crucify the dread Time alone, oh! time will tell Think you're in heaven, but you living in hell Think you're in heaven, but you living in hell (repeat) Time alone, oh! time will tell Think you're in heaven, but you living in hell more free lyrics

JAH would never give the power to a baldhead
Run come crucify the dread

Time alone, oh! time will tell
Think you're in heaven, but you living in hell
Think you're in heaven, but you living in hell (repeat)
Time alone, oh! time will tell
Think you're in heaven, but you living in hell

Back them up, oh not the brothers
But the ones, who set them up

Time alone, oh! time will tell
Think you're in heaven, but you living in hell
Think you're in heaven, but you living in hell (repeat)
Time alone, oh! time will tell
Think you're in heaven, but you living in hell

Oh children weep no more
Oh my sycamore tree, saw the freedom tree
Oh children weep no more
Weep no more, children weep no more

JAH would never give the power to a baldhead
Run come crucify the dread

Time alone, oh! time will tell
Think you're in heaven, but you living in hell
Think you're in heaven, but you living in hell (repeat)
Time alone, oh! time will tell
Think you're in heaven, but you living in hell

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