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Yabby You - Conquering Lion

Nothing needs to be said.

Authored by Chris Hall

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  1. James_Higham31 July 2013 at 17:50

    Trying to work out the lyrics, Chris.

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  2. Chris Hall31 July 2013 at 21:11

    Here you go.

    (Be You.. Yabby, Yabby You..)
    (Be You.. Yabby, Yabby You..)
    La la la la la, la la la..

    Everyone come.. to see Jah
    (Be You.. Yabby, Yabby You..)
    La la la la la, la la la..
    Everyone come.. to see Jah
    (Be You.. Yabby, Yabby You..)

    Seventy two different nations
    Bow before Jah glory
    Seventy two different nations
    Bow before Jah glory
    (Be You.. Yabby, Yabby You..)
    Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah..

    (Be You.. Yabby, Yabby You..)
    For He is the King of Kings
    The Lord of Lords
    The Conquering Lion of Judah

    (Be You.. Yabby, Yabby You..)
    For He is the King of Kings
    The Lord of Lords
    The Conquering Lion of Judah

    (Be You.. Yabby, Yabby You..)

    Unlike his Rasta contemporaries Yabby You (Vivian Jackson) was a Christian.

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