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Bob Marley ~ Slave Driver


Slave driver the table is turned Catch a fire so you can get burned Slave driver the table is turned Catch a fire you're gonna get burned Ev'ry time I hear a crack of the whip My blood runs cold I remember on the slave ship How they brutalised their very souls Today they say that we are free Only to be chained in poverty Good god, I think it's all illiteraci It's only a machine that makes money Slave driver the table is turned Oh slave more free lyrics

Slave driver the table is turned
Catch a fire so you can get burned
Slave driver the table is turned
Catch a fire you're gonna get burned

Ev'ry time I hear a crack of the whip
My blood runs cold

I remember on the slave ship
How they brutalised their very souls
Today they say that we are free
Only to be chained in poverty

Good god, I think it's all illiteraci
It's only a machine that makes money
Slave driver the table is turned
Oh slave

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