Redder Than Red

Bob Marley · Colour Collection [2006]

Bob Marley]

Uh, uh, uh, uh

Woah now

[Red, red, red, redder than red]

Said I'm redder than red

[Dread, dread, dread, dreader than dread]

I get dreader than dread now

I forward on the scene

I'll do it real keen

[Red, red, red, redder than red]

I won't do no wrong

I'll always be beside you

Protecting by you

I'll never let you down

You can wear my crown

I'll be true to love you girl

I'll never tell no lie

'Cause I don't want to see those

Tears from your eyes

I'm red, red, red, redder than red

Can you dig it? [dread, dread, dread, dreader than dread]

I'm dreader than dread now

I won't do no wrong

I'll be a free man

[Red, red, red, redder than red]

Yes I am

I'll never hurt you

Never let you down

I'll stand always beside you

Oh, oh

I'll be true to the people

Who I love

I'll never hurt them

Woah now, woah now

[Red, red, red, redder than red]

Redder than red

[Dread, dread, dread, dreader than dread]

That's it, say I am red

[Red, red, red, redder than red]

Redder than red now

[Dread, dread, dread, dreader than dread]

Can I be dreader than dread

Uh, every morning, every night

Groove, groove, out of sight, out, oh God

[Red, red, red, redder than red]

'Cause I'm, oooooh

[Dread, dread, dread, dreader than dread

Redder Than Red

Redder Than Red stands as a vibrant testament to Bob Marley's enduring legacy within the reggae canon. Recorded during a prolific period of his career, the track captures the fiery intensity and spiritual depth that defined his musical approach. While often associated with his later compilations, the song reflects the raw energy and rhythmic precision characteristic of Marley's work throughout the 1970s and 1980s. It complements his broader discography, which includes landmark albums like Exodus and Kaya, showcasing his ability to blend social commentary with infectious melodies. The recording remains a significant song in his catalogue, offering listeners a glimpse into the dynamic range of his artistry beyond his most famous hits. Its inclusion in various collections highlights the lasting appeal of Marley's songwriting and his profound influence on global music culture.