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Bob Marley stood for love and peace. He wanted everybody to love with no violence
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What is the tone in get up stand up by bob Marley?
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What are the repeated words in the first line of the lyrics of Bob Marley's Get Up Stand Up?
Get up, Stand up.
Who quoted stand up for what you want?
It sounds to me like Bob Marley.
Which artist sings Get Up?
well,if you mean 'Get up stand up' that would be Bob Marley
What instruments are used in get up stand up by bob Marley?
a joint maybe a lung too
What is the tone in get up stand up by bob Marley?
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What are the repeated words in the first line of the lyrics of Bob Marley's Get Up Stand Up?
Get up, Stand up.
Who quoted stand up for what you want?
It sounds to me like Bob Marley.
Which artist sings Get Up?
well,if you mean 'Get up stand up' that would be Bob Marley
What instruments are used in get up stand up by bob Marley?
a joint maybe a lung too
What is the meaning of make everybody feel high in Bob Marley's song Get up stand up?
I think Robert Nesta Marley is referring to the feeling of being 'at one' with God (Jah) ...
Songs by Bob Marley?
Bob Marley has many songs! Here are a few: Buffalo Soldier, Could you be loved, Get up stand up, I shot the sherrif, Turn your lights down low, No woman no cry, there are many more but I hope this helps!
Who is more famous Justin Bieber or Bob Marley?
justin bieber
Who is more famous Garfield or Bob Marley?
Bob Marley.
What was Bob Marley's 1973 hit?
Bob Marley's 1973 hit was "Get Up, Stand Up." This song, co-written with Peter Tosh, became an anthem for social justice and empowerment. It was featured on the album "Burnin'," which played a significant role in popularizing reggae music worldwide. The track's message encourages listeners to stand up for their rights and fight against oppression.
What message was bob Marley trying to get across in his songs?
the meaning is in the lyrics themselfs, get up and stand up for your rights, not to accept bullying in any shape or form.
Who is famous for popularizing reggae outside of Jamaica?
Bob marley! (APEX)
