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Ziggy Marley
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V2
Title:
Fly Rasta
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Band:
Ziggy Marley
Title:
Fly Rasta
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V2
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B00HZ9IFG0
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01) I Don't Wanna Live on Mars
02) Fly Rasta (feat. U-Roy)
03) Lighthouse
04) Sunshine
05) Moving Forward (feat. Beezy Col
06) You
07) So Many Rising
08) I Get Up (feat. Cedella Marley)
09) You're My Yoko
10) Give It Away
11) I Don't Wanna Live on Mars (Acou
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Upbeat and sunny reggae on latest album from Ziggy Marley, the son of the late Bob Marley, which merges classic and modern reggae sounds
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