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Never Ending DUB
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Feel a never ending sun
Now you see with those clear eyes
You see with those clear eyes
Now you see with clear eyes
And you See!
Know when you heart is in a good place
Brother brother know Your heart is in a good place
Feel a never ending sun
Roll the dice in this Babylon game,
See them play with the numbers and never feel ashamed,
They make us feel the loss and then they make us feel the pain
Both we cry and protest and everything stays the same
We are looking at the branches when we should strike the roots
They are collecting information to manipulate the youth
Companies and politricks they want to hide the truth but we feel the Sound feel the Reggae feel the Roots you say …!
Feel a never ending sun Know when you heart is in a good place
Brother brother know Your heart is in a good place
by Hugo Otto
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BackYard Methods Barcelona, Spain
BackYard Methods is a Reggae/Dub independent Label, Studio & Live Dub project based in the outskirts of
Barcelona.
Started in 2018 after working together in different music's projects.
B.Y.M. collaborates with various singers and musicians, promising heavily groovy and original vibes .
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