Damian Marley - Julie

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{Hook}
Julie, you are the one
Truly, the only one I love the best
Julie, why did you break my heart?
Well I saw you in the morning, Julie baby
Why did we break apart?
I came back in the evening, Julie baby
To see if you had a change of heart
Well, I'm saying
Julie, you are the one I love the best
Truly, the only one for me
Julie, why did you run away?

{Verse 1}
Lord, a no one thing deh 'pon Jr. Gong mind
God come fus the woman dem next in line
A no one thing deh 'pon the Raggamuffin man mind
God come fus the woman dem next in line
Now me seh favorite exercise is exercising with spine
Work your body, work your body, keep that in line
Treat your woman right and you will stand out in her mind
Come down Mr. Muffin you is one of kind

{Hook}

{Verse 2}
Lord, a no one thing deh 'pon Jr. Gong mind
God come fus the woman dem next in line
A no one thing deh 'pon the muffin man mind
God come fus the woman dem
Special dedication to the one girl of mine
Could be Patsy, Susie or the one Caroline
Work your body, work your body, keep it in line
Come down Raggamuffin come give them the punch line

{Hook}
I'm saying
Julie, you are the one I love the best
Truly, the only one for me
Julie, why did you run away?

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Damian Marley, also known as Jr. Gong, was born on July 21, 1978, in Kingston, Jamaica. He is the youngest son of the legendary Reggae artist Bob Marley, who is widely considered one of the greatest musicians of all time. Growing up in a musical household, Damian was exposed to music from a young age and developed a passion for it early on.

Damian's nickname, Jr. Gong, is a tribute to his father, who was known as Tuff Gong. He began performing at the age of 13 and quickly made a name for himself in the music industry. In 2005, Damian released his debut studio album, "Mr. Marley," which received critical acclaim and helped him establish himself as a solo artist.

In 2002, Damian released his second album, "Halfway Tree," which went on to win a Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album. The album showcased Damian's unique blend of Reggae, Dancehall, and Hip-Hop influences, and solidified his reputation as a versatile and talented musician.

Since then, Damian has released two more studio albums, "Welcome to Jamrock" in 2005 and "Distant Relatives" in 2010, a collaboration with rapper Nas. He has also collaborated with numerous artists from various genres, further showcasing his versatility and talent as a musician.

Currently, Damian is working on his fourth studio album, which is highly anticipated by fans and critics alike. With his powerful lyrics, infectious melodies, and undeniable talent, Damian Marley continues to carry on his father's legacy while carving out his own place in the music industry.