Exodus
Bob Marley · Songs Of Freedom: Anniversary Edition [2006]
Exodus, movement of JAH people
men and people will fight ya down,tell me why
when ya see JAH light
let me tell you if you're not wrong(and why)
everything is allright
so we gonna walk,(allright) through the roads of creation
we're the generation,tell me why
who trod through great tribulation
Exodus, movement of JAH people
Exodus, movement of JAH people
open your eyes and look within
are you satisfied with the life
you're living(huh)
we know where we're going
we know where we're from
we're leaving babylon
we're going to our father's land
Exodus, movement of JAH people
Exodus, movement of JAH people
Exodus, Exodus, Exodus
Exodus, Exodus, Exodus
movement of JAH people
movement of JAH people
movement of JAH people
movement of JAH people
move, move, move, movement of JAH people
JAH come to breakdown downpression, rule equality
wipe away transgression
and set the captives free
Exodus, movement of JAH people
Exodus, movement of JAH people
Exodus - Bob Marley
Bob Marley's "Exodus" stands as a cornerstone of reggae history, originally released on the landmark 1977 album *Exodus*. The track serves as a powerful anthem for liberation, reflecting the artist's enduring commitment to themes of freedom, social justice, and spiritual awakening. Recorded during the height of Marley's international rise, the song features a driving rhythm and a vocal delivery that encapsulates the raw energy of Jamaican music. Its inclusion on the 2006 *Songs Of Freedom: Anniversary Edition* highlights its enduring relevance and status as a definitive work in the artist's discography. The song has transcended its origins to become a global symbol of resistance and unity, cementing Marley's legacy as a voice for the oppressed.