Bygones

Ziggy Marley · Other Songs - Ziggy Marley

Naah laugh it off

Can't laugh it off

Naah laugh it off

We can't let bygones be bygones anymore

For this time we naah laugh it off

Tell we when you're ready and we'll come settle the score

But this time we naah laugh at all

A prudent man he seeketh knowledge

I'm saying though

Only a fool lean up on his folly

The wicked heart knows pure bitterness

I'm saying though never get a righteous man vex

Oh, we've let bygones be bygones before

But this time we naah laugh it off

We won't let bygones be bygones anymore

For this time we naah laugh at all

This time we naah laugh it off

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We can't let bygones be bygones anymore

Oh, this time we naah laugh it off

Oh, we've let bygones be bygones before

But this time we naah laugh at all

A prudent man he seeketh knowledge

I tell you this, only the fool lean up on the folly

The wicked heart knows pure bitterness

I tell you this never get a righteous man vex

We've let bygones be bygones before

This time we naah laugh it off

We can't let bygones be bygones anymore

But this time we naah laugh at all

Say this time me naah laugh it off

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Bygones - Ziggy Marley

Ziggy Marley's "Bygones" stands as a poignant testament to his enduring commitment to reggae roots and social commentary. As a central figure in the Bob Marley legacy, Ziggy has consistently blended traditional Jamaican rhythms with contemporary sensibilities, often addressing themes of resilience, spiritual growth, and moving past past struggles. This track exemplifies his ability to craft melodies that are both deeply personal and universally resonant, encouraging listeners to reflect on letting go of regret. The song's production maintains the genre's characteristic warmth and groove, reinforcing the artist's role as a custodian of reggae's cultural heritage while ensuring his work remains relevant across generations.