How Many Times
Bob Marley · Other Songs - Bob Marley
Doo, do-do-wop, choo-whop, choo-wop
Doo, do-do-wop, choo-whop, choo-wop
Doo, do-do-wop, choo-whop, choo-wop
Doo, do-do-wop, choo-whop, choo-wop
How many times I've told you I love you?
But now you want to say that we are through
What more can I do?
What more can I say to you?
Now you're gone
Do you remember that first night we met?
That was a moment I never will forget
Love was at first sight
You came walking through the pale,
Pale moonlight
Pale moonlight
Do you remember that first night we met?
That was a moment I'll-ahh never will forget
Love was at your first sight
You came walking through the p-p-pale, p-p-pale,
Pale moonlight
Pale moonlight
Doo, do-do-wop, choo-wop, choo-wop
Doo, do-do-wop, choo-wop, choo-wop
Doo, do-do-wop, choo-whop, choo-wop
Doo, do-do-wop, choo-whop, choo-wop
(until fade)
Doo, do-do-wop, choo-whop, choo-wop
Doo, do-do-wop, choo-whop, choo-wop
Doo, do-do-wop, choo-whop, choo-wop
How many times I've told you I love you?
But now you want to say that we are through
What more can I do?
What more can I say to you?
Now you're gone
Do you remember that first night we met?
That was a moment I never will forget
Love was at first sight
You came walking through the pale,
Pale moonlight
Pale moonlight
Do you remember that first night we met?
That was a moment I'll-ahh never will forget
Love was at your first sight
You came walking through the p-p-pale, p-p-pale,
Pale moonlight
Pale moonlight
Doo, do-do-wop, choo-wop, choo-wop
Doo, do-do-wop, choo-wop, choo-wop
Doo, do-do-wop, choo-whop, choo-wop
Doo, do-do-wop, choo-whop, choo-wop
(until fade)
How Many Times - Bob Marley
Bob Marley's "How Many Times" stands as a poignant exploration of spiritual longing and the human condition. Recorded during the late 1970s, the track exemplifies the roots reggae sound that defined Marley's career, blending traditional Jamaican rhythms with a message of universal empathy. The song reflects the artist's deep connection to Rastafarian philosophy and his ability to translate complex theological concepts into accessible, soulful melodies. As a staple of his discography, the recording captures the essence of his work, emphasizing themes of patience, faith, and the search for meaning in a chaotic world. It remains a powerful testament to his legacy as a global icon of reggae music.