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Jamaican Style Christmas Carol

By Special thanks to Jazz and undercova girl

Published Dec 1, 2003

Mek mi tell about a story
Of the blessed virgin Mary
She had a baby named Jesus
Born in Bethlehem of Judeah
On some straw that was in a manger

An she rock de baby to sleep

Cow an horse an donkey and sheep
see the pretty little bWoy sleep
For they know dat he is the king
King and Saviour of de whole world

An she rock de baby to sleep

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