Ziggy Marley - Changes lyrics

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Ziggy Marley - Changes lyrics

Changes, changes, yeah For ordinary people now Changes, changes, yes For ordinary people now There's so much beauty in every breath that we take Oh, won't you tell me, can you relate? Needs of the many, the wants of the few We can find religion in the freedom we choose There's so much hurt all over the place Oh, can't you tell by the look on my face? And there's one thing that I must convey Changes, changes, yeah For ordinary people now, yeah Changes, changes, yeah For ordinary people now I just can't help the way that I feel We all want our dreams to be real Yet circumstances that I just can't understand Why does money got to make the man? Everyone has an ego to feed And every want is filled with greed So here's one thing that I've got to say Changes, changes, yeah, yeah For ordinary people now Yeah, changes, changes For ordinary people now, y'all Change for the better and not for the worse Let's stand together and break our curses We look off in the distance chasing dreams But the things that I see with my eye's obscene Let's plant a new tree, make a change Need it for you and me, brighter days Will come and you'll see, make the change Necessary for ordinary people There's so much beauty in every breath that we take Oh, tell me, can you relate? Needs of the many and the wants of the few You can find religion in the freedom you choose There's so much hurt all over the place And I can tell by the look on your face And there's one thing that we've got to say Changes, changes (Danny man say, brighten up your day and never feel no weight) For ordinary people now (Hear what we say, hear what we say) Changes, changes (Brighten up your day and don't feel no weight) For ordinary people now (Do you hear what we say? Do you hear what we say?) Changes, changes (Brighten up your day and don't feel no weight) For ordinary people now (Can you hear what we say? Hear what we say) Changes, changes (Brighten up your day, ain't gonna feel no pain) For ordinary people now